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5spdwagon 
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 Topic: Fitech on a 258Posted: Oct/12/2018 at 12:38pm |
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I am thinking of swapping out my Holley 390 for a Fitech set up. Anyone have any input on this?
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Real hot rods have 3 pedals
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Posted: Oct/12/2018 at 3:44pm |
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I have two suggestions - 1 is to do a bunch of reading and research before buying anything. Most systems have there pros and cons some of which depends upon your level of knowledge. The advertising is misleading at best IMO with some worse than others. There's a lot of feedback on forum boards but take that with a grain of salt. Look for trends in reviews rather than specifics. One thing I look at is whether the unit has OEM sensors or proprietary ones. You won't get proprietary sensors at a big box auto parts store when you're broke down. 2 is to put the fuel pump in the tank. A bit more work/money upfront but the payback is long term, trouble free driving.
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5spdwagon
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Posted: Oct/13/2018 at 5:58am |
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I have not seen any bad reviews on this system. I just hare the Holley can’t seem to keep it in tune.
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