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Old 05-23-06, 04:10 PM
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HOLLEY PROJECT, can anyone help,..

i need guidance ,can any one give some information on how to set up my project,..1990 base modle 1.3l rotary, for every day street driver and weak end warrior,..should i use a 12a distributor or can i use my stock ignition,..if i go down on carb size, from 600cfm to 450cfm (for fuel economy) dose fuel pressure?..i know basics on piston engines, but rotary is new to me..
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if your looking for mpg your screwed , but if you wanna do it i sugest you buy the hooley 6 port manifold a distiributor and a holley 450 they run at about 4.5 psi of fuel

better you go with an aftermarket ecu you can tune it for economy and have a secnd map for high performance.
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On your street car with stock ports, you can probably get better mpg and power with stock EFI than with a Holley.
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too late

all ready have racing beat products,....im going to go ahead with it,...what about the distribuutor, do i use a 12a distributor..?
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I would just continue letting the ECU control spark. Unless you are using MSDs I would stick with the stock ignition setup.
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to answer ur question, yes u can use the dist. just make sure to install it in the correct position.
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