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I just posted below this one and was wondering how hard it would be to convert my efi to a carb. Would i need a new set of heads or would the old ones work with a carb intake?????
Yes, you can still use the same heads with a carb. You will need a new intake, carb, distributor, and you will need a low pressure fuel system. When I did my swap I used a mallory 4309 fuel pressure regulator so I could use my stock fuel pump. You could also use a low pressure electric fuel pump, or get a different timing cover and a fuel pump eccentric and mechanical fuel pump. As for the ignition system, the cheapest option would be to use a duraspark distributor and ignition box from a carbureted motor. You will also need a new throttle cable and kickdown if you have an auto.
I just posted below this one and was wondering how hard it would be to convert my efi to a carb. Would i need a new set of heads or would the old ones work with a carb intake?????
You will need a distributor with advance weights, springs, and a vacuum advance to control your timing.
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