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Plates 8 Injector 12 Injector (Coming Soon) Enderle Hats Bug - Bird - Buzzard catcher Hat Injectors Line
Hardware 3/16"
SS Tubing "Godman Hi-Performance" Stainless steel tube nuts AN -03 "Godman Hi-Perf" Stainless Steel Tube Sleeve AN -03 "Godman" Tubing Bender Tools for above line 45 Deg double flaring tool for Tubing Distribution
Blocks Throttle Position Sensor mounts
Remote mount TPS block "Kinsler"
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New plate for placing the electronic fuel injectors under carburetors or Enderle/Hilborn style hats on 6-71 or most 8-71 Superchargers.
These plates have an o-ring style clamping system for securing the injectors to the plate, which does away with having to buy “special” threaded high dollar injectors or run some unattractive adapters.
It comes without the injectors, bug catcher or the blower; they are shown for reference only. Here's the location of a “cap” for the injector that will allow you to hook up straight to a #3AN line, I can also get you the fuel distribution block or steer you in the right direction until I can get my own stainless distribution block made
The injectors these are designed for are the most popular and
easy to find style of injectors
used on many GM and Ford cars and trucks as well as some VW’s and
Porsches, so should be fairly easy to find new or used for those of
you
A lot of you have probably checked into EFI
setups for your 6-71 or 8-71’s and were discouraged about the
$6000.00 to $9000.00 and up price tag that those systems cost, and I
guess if you’ve got more money than talent I suppose that’s
(Carbs are okay, but sometimes it’s nice to know that your
car will run every time you try to drive it, not great one minute and
blowing fuel out the vent tubes the next minute) For
the computer the sky is the limit on what you could run, from the
1227749 ECM from a (re-chipped) Chevy Syclone or GMC Typhoon
Pickup/SUV which a lot of Camaro/Firebird people have used on their
pressurized applications (any factory batch fired computer from turbo or supercharged car could work in
There’s
also DIYautotune.com making Megasquirt ECM’s and selling them for
under $250 for the kit to around $400 for an assembled one, or look at
the Accel DFI’s; F.A.S.T ECM’s; Haltech; or?
Due to extreme low volume of these plates I will no longer be making them for sale, but you can get the BDS plates here
and feel free to use my links to get the tubing and other supplies to make them less expensively. **********************************************************
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wanting to put together a budget blown EFI setup, and these
injectors are available up to 120 lbs/hr. Look at my injector diagram
for measurements of the injectors that fit these plates; 
the
route you’ll have to go, BUT a blown EFI system can be built for not
much more than a good set of carbs cost, if you are willing to do your
homework.
theory; it would depend on how
much aftermarket support there is for it, or how well you are at
figuring out how it works). A sequential fired computer doesn’t make
much sense when you’re squirting through a blower.
