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Speaking Of Intakes On A 350

K5HIGH

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I just read the thread on intakes and got me thinking of a similar question. I have a plan of putting a crate motor in my 88 and wasnt sure which way to go? Its a 383 alum head crate motor. Carb? edelbrok mpi? or upgrade tbi? Thanks
 
I have always preferred EFI.. And if you can swing it, that Edelbrock MPI would be very nice! :)
 
I'm very much anti-Edelbrock, but I will give them credit for thier Pro Flow MPFI system.
 
If you've got the money, go with EFI.

For that motor I would look at either the Holley Commander 4barrel TBI or Edelbrock Pro-Flow MPFI. The Pro-Flo is only about $400 more, and it includes a hand-held controller so you don't need a laptop.
 
mrk5 said:
If you've got the money, go with EFI.

For that motor I would look at either the Holley Commander 4barrel TBI or Edelbrock Pro-Flow MPFI. The Pro-Flo is only about $400 more, and it includes a hand-held controller so you don't need a laptop.
the pro flow is the one i was really considering but didnt khow if stock computer would be acceptable or if it diddnt control any part of the fuel system at that point?
 
K5HIGH said:
the pro flow is the one i was really considering but didnt khow if stock computer would be acceptable or if it diddnt control any part of the fuel system at that point?
Isn't it a stand alone system ??
 
the pro-flo has its own standalone computer & wiring harness. As I understand it, if you run it, you really dont need the stock computer anymore, and could remove all your stock tbi stuff and resell it to recoupe some of the cost. Atleast that is what edelbrock has led me to believe, I may have misunderstood however.
 
k20 said:
the pro-flo has its own standalone computer & wiring harness. As I understand it, if you run it, you really dont need the stock computer anymore, and could remove all your stock tbi stuff and resell it to recoupe some of the cost. Atleast that is what edelbrock has led me to believe, I may have misunderstood however.
If this is true that would work great:saweet: The stock computer would run any thing then?
 
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