Newby question - am I even going about this the right way?
nacelp
nacelp at bright.net
Wed Mar 8 00:41:53 GMT 2000
Start with research, the archives have lots of info., I lean toward gm just
since that's what I'm used too, so kinda bear that in mind. Often the
various gm ecms are referred to by their last 3 digits.
If you were to hunt around and search sensors, and 730 would be a good
place to start.
Yes to gathering parts off of one donor. Also, think finding replacement
parts on a Sun
Grumpy
> I have a '66 Dodge Dart with a 225 Slant Six that I wish to convert to
> multi-port EFI on a budget, but I'm really not sure where to begin.
Should
> I try to find a single suitable donor car, grab the injectors, sensors,
> throttle body, and computer off of it and try to adapt them to my engine?
> Or is it something much more complicated? If the single donor is a good
> idea, is there any particular donor car you would suggest?
>
> Matt Cramer
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