Atomic EFI Fuel Injection Kits
Specifications:
Will this work on a 1979 304 in a cj5 and pass smog in California?
Is this system compatible with a 150hp Nitrous Express Mainline nitrous system?
I have an MSD 8529 ready to run distributor with a vacuum do I need to change that out to Sintra fickle advance distributor or is there something I can do with my distributor to use it. Also can I use the MSD 6A on the system.
Does this Kit plug into my 6AL box and Distributer
I have an 82 K5 Blazer with full smog appliances (Cali Car). With this being a CARB legal kit, what can I eliminate off the manifold? Lots of vacuum hoses to the carb, EGR valve etc.
Im building a 355 sbc and im gonna be right at about 12-1 compression and id like to be anle to run 91 octane but to do so i have to reduce the timimg will i be able to use this product as well as the MSD 6AL-2 ignition box to do that with out issues?
Will this kit work on a 1979 Ford F-250 6.6Lt 400cid? The engine has an Edelbrock performer intake, mild street/strip cam, MSD 6AL controller and MSD distributor w/o vacuum advance.
Plan on building a 5.3l ls engine and running the carb intake with msd controller box. I will have a 700r4 trans behind it and more than likely put it in a 92 chevy c 1500. I like the simple wiring and did not want to cut and splice wires all day.
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
WARNING: The wires of these products contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.