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Posted: Sat May 19, 2007 11:20 am 
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Can you run an ED 5 litre on carby?
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Posted: Sat May 19, 2007 12:28 pm 
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Legally ??? NO !!!
In an early car yes... BUT "should" run all polution gear...

 

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Posted: Sat May 19, 2007 1:21 pm 
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wat exactly do i have to do
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Posted: Sat May 19, 2007 1:38 pm 
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get an early windsor manifold (carby type) and bolt on, plumb up the fuel, I would guess you would disconnect all sensors so your ecu only runs dizzy and auto.

Im curious, why?
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Posted: Sat May 19, 2007 3:41 pm 
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any computer mods i have to do
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Posted: Sun May 20, 2007 4:17 am 
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Why do you want to make your car slower and less fuel efficient, decrease your engine life etc etc etc ?
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Posted: Sun May 20, 2007 9:50 am 
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" 'What do you think are the two biggest old wives' tales regarding electronic fuel injection?'

'That EFI is a bolt-on performance improvement and that you get better economy - this can be true, depending on how messed up your carburettor is. While not impossible, it's rare for EFI to touch the power of a good carburetted set-up. Efficient cylinder head design, higher ring lands and lowering of RPM via overdrive transmissions have done more for fuel economy than EFI. I've seen guys... get incredible fuel economy - in the 25mpg region at freeway speeds. I doubt you'd do any better with EFI.' "

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Posted: Sun May 20, 2007 10:26 am 
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muzzlecar wrote:
" 'What do you think are the two biggest old wives' tales regarding electronic fuel injection?'

'That EFI is a bolt-on performance improvement and that you get better economy - this can be true, depending on how messed up your carburettor is. While not impossible, it's rare for EFI to touch the power of a good carburetted set-up. Efficient cylinder head design, higher ring lands and lowering of RPM via overdrive transmissions have done more for fuel economy than EFI. I've seen guys... get incredible fuel economy - in the 25mpg region at freeway speeds. I doubt you'd do any better with EFI.' "

- Barry Grant, Street Machine, May 2007.


you don't seriously believe that do you. efi can definately get you better economy. the control of the fuel system by the ecu with all the different mapping and closed loop functions will easily see 25mpg on the freeway. 28mpg is about 10L/100km in the modern speak and that is achievable even in the new boss engined cars on the highway.

 

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Posted: Sun May 20, 2007 10:41 am 
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mickoxhxr8 wrote:
Im curious, why?


i second that, why?

 

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Posted: Sun May 20, 2007 11:21 am 
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You're spot on Prydey. Sorry, I should've checked those figures before regurgitating them.

So ED94V8, why the interest in carbing' the 5.0L? What's it going into?

 

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Posted: Sun May 20, 2007 1:29 pm 
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muzzlecar wrote:
" 'What do you think are the two biggest old wives' tales regarding electronic fuel injection?'

'That EFI is a bolt-on performance improvement and that you get better economy - this can be true, depending on how messed up your carburettor is. While not impossible, it's rare for EFI to touch the power of a good carburetted set-up. Efficient cylinder head design, higher ring lands and lowering of RPM via overdrive transmissions have done more for fuel economy than EFI. I've seen guys... get incredible fuel economy - in the 25mpg region at freeway speeds. I doubt you'd do any better with EFI.' "

- Barry Grant, Street Machine, May 2007.


you don't seriously believe that do you. efi can definately get you better economy. the control of the fuel system by the ecu with all the different mapping and closed loop functions will easily see 25mpg on the freeway. 28mpg is about 10L/100km in the modern speak and that is achievable even in the new boss engined cars on the highway.
YOU GOT THAT IN THE 70S---308 CARBIE-4SPEED-NO OVERDRIVE

 

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Posted: Sun May 20, 2007 2:30 pm 
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in the 70's you couldn't do a mid 13 1/4 and still get reasonable economy round town and still around 10l/100km on highway

 

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eb v8: low loud and fast. just how a v8 should be. i guess the big question is, is it fast enough...

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Posted: Sun May 20, 2007 3:44 pm 
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muzzlecar wrote:
" 'What do you think are the two biggest old wives' tales regarding electronic fuel injection?'

'That EFI is a bolt-on performance improvement and that you get better economy - this can be true, depending on how messed up your carburettor is. While not impossible, it's rare for EFI to touch the power of a good carburetted set-up. Efficient cylinder head design, higher ring lands and lowering of RPM via overdrive transmissions have done more for fuel economy than EFI. I've seen guys... get incredible fuel economy - in the 25mpg region at freeway speeds. I doubt you'd do any better with EFI.' "

- Barry Grant, Street Machine, May 2007.


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Posted: Sun May 20, 2007 9:41 pm 
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I remember reading some article where a yank magazine was testing heads on a 5.0 and for ease of assembly over that testing regime, they used an old school carby with dual plane manifold with the engine's ignition run by EEC.

They got good power, more so than a smilar spec 5.0 with injection. I cant remember the source, perhaps FordMuscle???

When you look at it, you could spend very little on a old school manifold and carby compared to a fair dinkum EFI setup for this engine. It's not like the ED V8 has the best intake system and for a few bucks, you could ditch the HO stuff and try something else.

 

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Posted: Sun May 20, 2007 10:01 pm 
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i was thining of going down the lines of a mid high rise single-plain manifold and have 4 barrel mixer for the gas . and just turf out the EFI and stick with straight gas .

Mind you i think thats what ED94V8 might be thinking of ?

 

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