FITech Fuel Injection Go Port EFI 200-550 HP System Small Block Chevy Gen 1
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FiTech has bridged the gap with the Go Port EFI System and has combined a high-flow FiTech throttle body together with a high-quality port style manifold with brand high-flow injectors mounted in fuel rails. All this combined becomes the most advanced self-learning port EFI system on the planet with advantages of easy installation of throttle body EFI and precision fuel distribution of port-style EFI.
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Features:
- 900 CFM matte black throttle body
- Eight High-Flow 36 lb. injectors
- Throttle body mounted ECU
- 2.5 BAR MAP sensor
- Self-learning technology
- 2.5 in. touch screen handheld controller
- High flow fuel rails
- 4.2 wideband O2 sensor, stainless steel clamp and weld bung
- 4-pin sub harness with flagged lead destinations
- Coolant temperature sensor
- TPS, IAC, IAT, BARO sensors
- Includes aftermarket port EFI style manifold
Specifications:
Is this compatible with an MSD 6A box, or do you need the special efi one I saw.
Will this kit fit and match up to the head intake ports of the chevy ZZ4 350 crate engine. crate engine part# 24502609.
Will this fit Vortec heads? ('96-'03) I am wanting to put a Vortec long block I have into an older truck. This would be a great fuel injection system if it works on the Vortec heads
Will it fit 95 lt1 engine ?
I have a all original 1976 stingray corvette, will this fit and install on it no problem?
I have the go efi 4 600 hp system and was wondering if the fuellines (AN ) size on this kit is the same so i can reuse my already installed fuellines and AN connections Thanx
Does this kit come assembled? Does it matter if i put my fuellines in the front or backside of the intake ? I already have the TB go efi 609hp on my engine so i gues all i have to do is switch out the intake and TB right?
Will the manifold fit the center bolt 350 heads on GMC trucks up to 1995?
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