Fuel injection to carbureted
#2
RE: Fuel injection to carbureted
the biggest issue that you may run into is the ignition...with EFI...everything works together, .i.e the fuel system, spark, so on..
however...going TO a carburated system should be easier...i would suggest going to an aftermarket ignition system such as MSD...
however...going TO a carburated system should be easier...i would suggest going to an aftermarket ignition system such as MSD...
#3
RE: Fuel injection to carbureted
you have to change the fuel pump, otherwise the high pressure FI pump will destroy your carb. then, just turn around and sell the pump orginally in the car, alot of ppl do the opposite of what your doing and require a higher pressure pump
#4
RE: Fuel injection to carbureted
you not only have to chenge that fuel pump but the lines as well. you'll have to change the suspension and the transmission. I think you'll have to change the rear end and drive shaft too. the best thing is to find a donnor car that has the stuff you need.
#6
RE: Fuel injection to carbureted
why do u have to change the trans and rearend? On my 83 crossfire all i had to do was run a fuel pressure regulator, i used the stock fuel pump and just turned the pressure down. As for the ignintion I ran a indepent msd system. But it may be diff on a 85 idk?
#9
RE: Fuel injection to carbureted
Most of the suspention parts are the same the only difference is the springs, front brakes, and maybe the master cyl. The trans needs to be swaped that 85 probably has a 200 metric BOP tranny in it.
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