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02-20-2011 03:44 PM #1
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Not much to update. Should get the Plymouth out of the garage and off to the upholstery shop this week, hopefully I can spend some time at least blowing the car apart and getting the body and frame over to the sandblaster.
Latest bit of research is the possibility of running the FAST EZ-EFI dual throttle body setup on a tunnel ram. They say it will work fine. Would sure beat the heck out of having to tune the twin Holley's everytime the sun went behind a cloud or the temp changed 3 degrees....or I'm just getting old and lazy???
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02-20-2011 04:17 PM #2
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I think your just gettin' old N' lazy.
I must be too because I think the EFI is a good choice.
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02-20-2011 04:21 PM #3
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Good to hear it's not just me, Gary!!! Sure would be kewl to have the nostalgic tunnel ram look with the EFI driveablity!!!! Guess it only cost about $3K to try it out, heck, it's just money, right?????
Originally Posted by pro70z28
I think your just gettin' old N' lazy.
I must be too because I think the EFI is a good choice.
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