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10-02-2006 #1
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Any edelbrock pro flo injection users?
I have been trying to figure out which fuel injection to use on my 69 camaro. I have vortec heads and the edelbrock system seems like a good fit. Not sure it will run with the cam I have. What I'm really interested in is if anyone has this setup & if they are able to tune it easily. I have a tuner that does LT1 & LS1 tuning, but not sure he would be able to tune the edelbrock system. Any feedback appreciated. Scott
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10-02-2006 #2
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the tuning is pretty strait foreward.... it will run with any cam - vacumme is not needed for the system to work.... I set up one on a 440 mopar... pretty good system - tuning wasnt that difficult...
10-03-2006 #3
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Not sure I agee with the above statement at all. Vacuum is an issue and Edelbrock recommends atleast 10" at idle, all table tuning is based on vacuum and rpm. I have run an edelbrock proflow for years and could write you a book on it.
It is an easy straight forward to use system, very easy to tune and very reliable. It does have fairly small fuel and spark tables. It also requires eldo to send you a chip based on your camshaft you are running. I am in the process of switching my edelbrock ecm to a Holley 950 pro setup. I wanted to take advantage of the WBO2 option and larger tuning tables.
The system is a little limited but again very easy to tune and very reliable. There is also an aftermarket software package for the edelbrock system that allows data logging etc.
If you have any specific questions let me know.
Tom
10-03-2006 #4
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One other thing. If there's any forced induction in your future, it will not support that.
Jody
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