Has Anyone Ever Seen A Carbuereted Tii?
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Has Anyone Ever Seen A Carbuereted Tii?
I am wondering because I own one and its a pain in my ***. I am looking for any info out there on these setups. I have been told that If set up right it should be faster than EFI. Its easier to work on but harder to tune.
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88 Black TurboII, Streetport 13b, 3mm apex seals, Turbonetics hybrid, Trust FMIC, Greddy type-s bov, stage clutchmaster clutch, C's short throw, and of course the blow through carb set up.
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88 Black TurboII, Streetport 13b, 3mm apex seals, Turbonetics hybrid, Trust FMIC, Greddy type-s bov, stage clutchmaster clutch, C's short throw, and of course the blow through carb set up.
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in theory it would be easier to work on...also you can tune carbs manually w/out a computer. The reason it would be faster is both that a carb mixes air and fuel together better and that it would eliminate the afm. But all in all I would (and did) go with efi. My car used to be carbed too and I hated it as well. Corkey Bell helped me out a little with my setup (it was a cartech).
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[B]in theory it would be easier to work on...also you can tune carbs manually w/out a computer.
[B]in theory it would be easier to work on...also you can tune carbs manually w/out a computer.
the reason it would be faster is both that a carb mixes air and fuel together better
Fallacy.
and that it would eliminate the afm.
Most aftermarket ECU's do this as well.
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Originally posted by NeilTII
I am wondering because I own one and its a pain in my ***. I am looking for any info out there on these setups.
I am wondering because I own one and its a pain in my ***. I am looking for any info out there on these setups.
Originally posted by chris_stampe
in theory it would be easier to work on
in theory it would be easier to work on
Originally posted by chris_stampe
The reason it would be faster is both that a carb mixes air and fuel together better and that it would eliminate the afm.
The reason it would be faster is both that a carb mixes air and fuel together better and that it would eliminate the afm.
Originally posted by chris_stampe
But all in all I would (and did) go with efi. My car used to be carbed too and I hated it as well. Corkey Bell helped me out a little with my setup (it was a cartech).
But all in all I would (and did) go with efi. My car used to be carbed too and I hated it as well. Corkey Bell helped me out a little with my setup (it was a cartech).
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IMO there is a difference between "easier" and "less advanced".
If something is advertised as 'easy to use' I read that as overly simple and weak...
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