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Thread: Which System for budget
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06-15-2006 #21New to Pro-Touring
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06-17-2006 #22Starting The Transformation
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I'm really enjoying the Holley 950 Pro package. I have about $2900 into it which includes:
- Really nice V8 MPFI manifold (designed by Cutler Injection)
- ECU that has a good selection of base maps and controls 8 hi-impedance injectors (which are available with the kit up to 50lb/hr, or aftermarket up to 83lb/hr) and most common igniton systems
- Wideband O2 sensor and controller, interfaced to the software
- Gorgeous 4bbl air door with TPS and Idle Air Controller that accepts Holley 4150-sized air cleaners
- Wiring harness
- fuel pump, 2 fuel filters (pre-pump and post-pump) and fittings
- Fuel rails and crossover fittings
- Reasonably easy software interface
- 8 Delphi injectors of your choice between 24 and 50lb/hr
- Well written instruction book
- A knowledgable installed base, with a Holley Engineer as the EFI moderator over on Chevytalk.com (Doug Flynn)
- Knock sensor capabilities
- Interface to all common ignition triggers
- Temp based fan controls
- 2 programmable inputs
- 2 programmable outputs (although is consumed if you use it to control the fan), that can be triggered by MAP, RPM, TEMP, etc.
- 2 Aux +5V inputs that can be datalogged
- Internal Datalog
It can handle boost, with a simple MAP sensor change, up to 30#.
You can get the package pretty much any way you want it - without the manifold, just the ECM, ECM and wiring harness, etc. Summit has the best prices that I've found.
Mine's performing very well on my blown 383. I'm running 8 72-pound injectors and getting around 740HP at the crank.
Jim
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06-19-2006 #23Starting The Transformation
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I plan to use the Innovate Wideband setup for my Haltech e6x. Once I'm tuned I wont need it very often.
1965 Buick Skylark