EZ-EFI

[beermonkey9417]

well i got my new chp mag and i i see this add for EZ-EFI. the ad says its realy easy to setup, just answer a few questions and itll tune itself for any 4150 carbed engine up to 600hp. what do you guys think? id like to add efi and not worry about tuning the carb, but i just dont know. :?:

 

[beermonkey9417]

went to www.fuelairspark.com and they want $1,837.45 for the base kit, not including the EZ-EFI™ 600 HP Fuel Pump Kit for $367.45. heres the websites ad on it.
http://www.fuelairspark.com/ezefi/defau ... _Banner_Ad

 

[wolfman]

Just got my issue too and saw the same add.
I want to try one in my car,but still looking for a 350 so i'm not at that step yet.
I did see a show i think it was horsepower tv were they used a similer system but the Tb looked like a holly carb
they had good results (383 mopar i belive)

good luck with your setup.

 

[beermonkey9417]

well thats too rich for my blood, even if i sold 2 cars id still prolly not have enough to buy the full kit.

 

[DRIVEN]

Look really close at the design. Performance wise, I doubt there would be a huge improvement over a stock GM TBI system. It would probably give a drivability/mileage improvement over a poorly tuned carb. For that kind of money?... there are lots of better alternatives.

 

[Blake442]

**** that, save your money and learn how to properly tune your carb.

 

[drknow90rs]

The simplest way to add efi to your car would be to find a TBI setup off of a GM car in the junkyard and swap everything over. A friend of mine sells the complete setup for around 300.oo. I am a big fan of fuel injection! The current setup I am building is: Holley Multiport F/I intake (Single-plane), Accel Dual-sync distributor, Accel DFI "Thruster"(SFI) and 2 Aeromotive A-1000 fuel pumps. Granted, this isnt for a daily driver, but this whole setup will support over 1,000 HP and more. I just cant see spending anywhere near 1,000 dollars for a system with 2 injectors. My.02c...