347 Fuelly? or Card?
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347 Fuelly? or Card?
Need a lil info on a 347 stroker question. Right now im runnin fuel injected no mass air and 19 pound injectors. Im on the fence wheater to go card or mass air with bigger injectors? I would like to end up puttin a bigger cam from stock (what i have now) and better heads (stock right now). So I think I have two questions, go carb or mass air? And what would i need to convert the car from fuelly to carb?
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Originally Posted by 3474banger
Need a lil info on a 347 stroker question. Right now im runnin fuel injected no mass air and 19 pound injectors. Im on the fence wheater to go card or mass air with bigger injectors? I would like to end up puttin a bigger cam from stock (what i have now) and better heads (stock right now). So I think I have two questions, go carb or mass air? And what would i need to convert the car from fuelly to carb?
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Cheak out this site for some useful info on the conversion :thumb1:
http://www.jason.fletcher.net/default.htm
http://www.jason.fletcher.net/default.htm
#8
A 347 with STOCK HEADS? My god, you must have a pretty low rev range bud
I doubt the 19's are causing a lean condition with the E7's on there, if he had good heads, I'd think they probably were.
The Crower 15511 is a good SD-friendly camshaft if you don't want to do the MAF conversion.
That being said, the MAF conversion involves running four wires and relocating a few pins, takes all of 30 minutes.
I doubt the 19's are causing a lean condition with the E7's on there, if he had good heads, I'd think they probably were.
The Crower 15511 is a good SD-friendly camshaft if you don't want to do the MAF conversion.
That being said, the MAF conversion involves running four wires and relocating a few pins, takes all of 30 minutes.
#9
Well I have been looking around. I was thinking of goin with a Weiand Intake with a Holley 670 carb and a Voodoo Camshaft & Lifter Kit
Lift: .522''/.538''
Duration: 268°/276°
RPM Range: 1800-6200
Do you think its a lil overkill for a street strip setup?
Lift: .522''/.538''
Duration: 268°/276°
RPM Range: 1800-6200
Do you think its a lil overkill for a street strip setup?