Re: who converts intakes to EFI and how much?
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06/04/12 11:38 PM
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Fast Man EFI Rich can do it. Its typically $300 or so...You can go the EZ efi route and just bolt it on if you prefer a carb style intake without the hassel...
Great guy, great customer service too boot.
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Re: who converts intakes to EFI and how much?
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06/05/12 09:43 AM
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IIRC Board member Jerry used to do it, might want to PM him
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Re: who converts intakes to EFI and how much?
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06/05/12 11:16 AM
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Fast Man EFI Rich can do it. Its typically $300 or so...You can go the EZ efi route and just bolt it on if you prefer a carb style intake without the hassel...
Thanks i thought about going that route but i want to be flexible for the future (possible a shot of nos/turbo) dont want to limit myself
i found these two companies online http://www.bridgeracing.com/brstore/inde...products_id=243
http://www.hotrodsolutions.net/IntakesEFI.html
Actually, you would be surprised how flexible the EZ-efi can be if you swap to an XFI computer...Not the cheapest route, but I know a guy who did it with two EZ-efi throttle bodies and N2O....
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Re: who converts intakes to EFI and how much?
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06/05/12 02:46 PM
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I've converted a handful of iron intakes with brass fittings as an R&D thing. If you have a drill press and can fabricate a drilling guide jig, you can drill/tap fittings into the runners if you're patient and think a couple steps ahead.
A 3/8 NPT-5/8 tube union adapter works well (the 5/8 end fits an injector O-ring nicely) or you can install a pipe plug, drill it, and finish-size it with a $20 ream. Buy a set of Eddy rails to use as a spacing pattern (you'll need rails anyway).
I haven't run mine on an engine yet, but I made some block-off plates and pressurized the intakes to 60 PSI and they sealed perfectly. Used red lock-tite on the threads of the fittings to seal them.
You'll probably end up spending $75-100 on tools & supplies, so it might not be worthwhile if doing just 1 intake. I had a stack of intakes to play with so I went to town.
I have a handful of pics and a logbook of all the tips/tricks I learned, if you want to head this route send me a PM.
Last edited by Fury Fan; 06/05/12 02:55 PM.
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