EFI to carb
#1
EFI to carb
Can someone please give me some instructions on what all is required to go from EFI to carb on a 95GT?
Can I use the in tank fuelpump/OEMlines?
What will I have to do with the alternator/Charging/Starting system? Any modificatons necessary?
Can I use the in tank fuelpump/OEMlines?
What will I have to do with the alternator/Charging/Starting system? Any modificatons necessary?
#3
#4
You may have problems with an auto because the computer controls shift points via data it receives from throttle position , engine rpm , and speed. You can use the intank pump , but will need a fuel pressure regulator for a carb ,, depending on the carb you choose I believe they require no more than 7-9 psi.
Can I ask why you want to go to carb?
Can I ask why you want to go to carb?
#5
Yes I am aware of the transmission issues that will need to be addressed. I am actually thinking about buying a c4 off of a coworker to resolve this. I am considering switching to carb for several reasons, but mainly to take care of a drivability issue associated to using big cams with the old obd1 system. I have a mail order chip which helps tons but the car wants to surge at idle only under certain driving conditions. I spoke with the closest shop I could find that does dyno tuning and was told I would be best off switching to a carb setup to fix the issue. Im not sure If I will do it or not, just gathering info to make an informed decision
You may have problems with an auto because the computer controls shift points via data it receives from throttle position , engine rpm , and speed. You can use the intank pump , but will need a fuel pressure regulator for a carb ,, depending on the carb you choose I believe they require no more than 7-9 psi.
Can I ask why you want to go to carb?
Can I ask why you want to go to carb?
#7
IDK about the SN cars, but on my fox I switched to a low pressure Holley Red series pump.
If you wanted to keep your EFI pump you may be able to run a regulator with a return line to the tank.
Maybe someone else can correct me?
If you wanted to keep your EFI pump you may be able to run a regulator with a return line to the tank.
Maybe someone else can correct me?
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