Carb vs EFI
6th Gear Member
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 5,469
From: AR
RE: Carb vs EFI
ORIGINAL: DazeCars
I must admit this has been the best original vs. mod debate I have ever participated in, and I have had the misfortune of participating in more than I can count. So often these kinds of threads get out of hand and you end up with pissed of people and even more separation of the "camps” For the first time I feel that I understand why the “original” camp is so passionate about keeping these cars stock. On this forum we have modifiers, those in to originality, and every thing in between, and every last one of us can learn something from the others. Thanks to every one who contributed with constructive comments.
I must admit this has been the best original vs. mod debate I have ever participated in, and I have had the misfortune of participating in more than I can count. So often these kinds of threads get out of hand and you end up with pissed of people and even more separation of the "camps” For the first time I feel that I understand why the “original” camp is so passionate about keeping these cars stock. On this forum we have modifiers, those in to originality, and every thing in between, and every last one of us can learn something from the others. Thanks to every one who contributed with constructive comments.
Damn good job M/Fers!!!!!!!
2nd Gear Member
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 231
RE: Carb vs EFI
I echo all of the positive sentiments expressed, especially by dazecars, JMD and Soaring.
When Soaring explained his reasons for loving clasic Mustangs, most, if not all, could identify with him even if our aims were different. I really appreciated the comments by those who have modified their cars with the intentions of reversing them should original restorations ever be desired.
This begs the question - What are considered irreversible modifications?
When Soaring explained his reasons for loving clasic Mustangs, most, if not all, could identify with him even if our aims were different. I really appreciated the comments by those who have modified their cars with the intentions of reversing them should original restorations ever be desired.
This begs the question - What are considered irreversible modifications?
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