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EFI Self-Tuning Kits
Holley 550-511 Sniper EFI Self-Tuning Kit with Black Finish Features:
Note: If using a Holley Dual Sync distributor, adapter harness p/n 510-558-493 is required to connect to the Sniper EFI.
- For Troubleshooting Tips setting up your New Holley Sniper EFI System, please see this helpful video from Holley Performance.
Specifications:
Will this work on a 1987 Chevy 350 with factory Throttle body fuel injection? Or will I need addition parts and fuel pump?
I have a 35 Chevy pickup rat rod and it has zoom or headers on it (8 individual exhaust pipes) .. will it work with an O2 sensor in one pipe???
Is this a complete kit?,meaning do i need any other parts such as fuel pump etc?
I have the Edelbrock fuel sump 36032. Will I still need to run a return fuel line to the tank?
Does this system have the option of running a 4l80e transmission or do I need a separate programmer?
I have a 1991 Chevy 350 with factory TB. The heads are center bolt but they are not Vortec. What intake and spacer will I need to make the Sniper system work? Could you provide part numbers please?
I have a 93 Chevy TBI 454 can I use this system on this motor?
Will these kits work with turbochargers?Blow thru.
Motor Vehicles
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