Edelbrock EFI

[Dave Zug]

i happen to have for sale a 86 TPI complete harness, maf type but 
maf not incl.  fits old style. i have lots of interested people but 
no sale so far. i havent posted it on this list till now. also have 
the 305 under it and 700r4,  lots cheaper than aftermarket. will not 
ship engine or trans. TPI  has 19# inj's.

ebay commonly has these setups for sale from 500 - 1200$ depending on 
if the person thinks a unit off a corvette is worth more  than one 
off a 305 camaro ;-)






> From:          "Todorovic" <todorovic at home.com>
> To:            <gmecm at efi332.eng.ohio-state.edu>
> Subject:       Edelbrock EFI
> Date:          Mon, 25 Oct 1999 15:07:17 -0600
> Reply-to:      gmecm at efi332.eng.ohio-state.edu

> I bet you guys knew this question was coming......
> 
> I was looking through Summit catalog at aftermarket EFI systems (he he).
> Lots of money, might be worth it though.  I like it better then the
> carburetor and probably would spend a couple of houndred $$$ less on my
> stock EFI and make less power.  Anyhow, looks like the Edelbrock stuff is
> $1,919 for pre-86 Chevys, but lots cheaper for truck TBIs.  This one I think
> would fit my Trans AM is the $999.99 system that says 5.7L TBI truck.  Why
> is it so-much cheaper.  Do they give you less parts.  If I have to re-use my
> old computer, wires, fuel-pump, etc., I don't care.  It says up to 400 HPs
> is possible, with good throttle response and milage.  It also says 1000 cfm
> which would be plenty.  Would this EFI system be good with a 355 SB Chevy
> with a GM LT4 Hot cam kit and about 9.5 CR, 3.08 gears and a Centerforce
> Clutch.  A "little" over my budget but might be worth it to wait a few more
> monts and do stuff right.  Anybody have any experience with these EFI
> systems or any other after-market stuff.  Well, thanks again.  Igor.
> 
> 
> 
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Dave Z. www.delanet.com/~tgp