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Leonard 09-28-2003 09:18 AM

Carb conversion
 
What's it take to convert an EFI mustang to Carbed???


Fordman?

Mars_302 09-28-2003 09:22 AM

Carb, intake, distrubitor, fuel pump and some other fuel things inside the tank I believe.

Strokd85 09-28-2003 10:27 AM

throttle linkage, different fuel lines, regulator....

racingtheburg 09-28-2003 11:58 AM

Has anyone ever seen a carbed mod motor?

Alan 09-28-2003 12:01 PM


Originally posted by racingtheburg
Has anyone ever seen a carbed mod motor?
I think this is in preparation for his Factory Five replica, not his Cobra.

racingtheburg 09-28-2003 12:04 PM

hmmmm makes me think how badass the mach 1 would be with the shaker hood and a carb deff mullet style

Leonard 09-28-2003 01:48 PM


Originally posted by phatstang1
I think this is in preparation for his Factory Five replica, not his Cobra.

ding ding ding


I got the assembly manual friday (haven't ordered a kit yet, but wanted to read through it and see how involved it really is.

Most of it is definitely doable by me. The EFI harness is certainly intimidating. Plus, SCCA AP class has a nice little 10% weight penalty for FI cars....

Has me thinking though...

What would a 2200lb car run in the 1/4 with say 300 rwhp?

Mars_302 09-28-2003 01:51 PM

Probably pretty quick, if you can hook up with so little weight :) You should just look at the painless wiring harness since it would have all the extra un-needed hook ups

Leonard 09-28-2003 02:26 PM

If you get the FF carb kit, they include a painless harness. If you are doing EFI, you get to play with an EFI harness from the donor (or spend extra money on the painless harness and reinvent the wheel.)

Just Dave 09-28-2003 03:35 PM

The EFI harness isn't anything to be concerned about. Other than motor sensors, its got a few power, ground, fuel pump wires. Thats it. I suppose if you start with a stock motor, to get to 300hp you'll be buying parts either way. But I'd rather do FI so I can drive it anywhere with reliability and economy.


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