Should i convert my TBI to Carb?
08-30-2012, 11:31 PM
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Car: 1991 Camaro RS
Transmission: 700R4
Should i convert my TBI to Carb?
is it a lot of work? Is it better? is it worse? my thinking is I'm ether gonna get a Holley TB or a Older Holley or Edelbrock Carb.
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Car: 1990 camaro rs
Engine: 5.0L 305 tbi
Transmission: 700r4
Axle/Gears: 2.73
Re: Should i convert my TBI to Carb?
I planning on doing it in the future. Reasoning for me. I've tuned carbs on many old trucks and cars with good success. I have no idea how to tune with the ebl or anything even after researching and reading. I can get an intake and a carb and probably get an hei ignition from a junkyard for less than the ebl and everything cost. From that point i can work my heads, add a cam and for me atleast it will be easier to tune. Plus it'd all transfer over to a 350. So if you feel the same, i'd say go for it but i haven't actually done it yet so i cant say how work or if its better. Plus i wana get a weiand 142 blower eventually so the tbi would definetly go if that ever happened.
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