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MassFlo EFI install complete and on the road, photos, dailup warning

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66HertzClone

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I finished the last few things this morning and decided to take it out and see how it works. All I can say is Wow.

The combination of the EFI, camshaft replacement, and higher stall convertor have completely changed the car. The engine responds to the slightest touch of the throttle and just goes like hell. I was wearing one of those big s@$* eating grins on my face. I have not been of a road where I could test the overdrive yet, hopefully this afternoon I'll get that chance. Anyway herre are some photos of the completed project.







 

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Looks beautiful! To many people who don't know what fuel rails or injectors do, it might make them think it's a carb under there. Glad to hear the performance is there, too.

Is MassFlo a brand name of an EFI system? How was the installation?
 

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I'm pretty sure the massflo system uses stock ford parts doesn't it?
 

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I like it!

Glad to see all your effort worked out.
 
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Hack said:
Looks beautiful! To many people who don't know what fuel rails or injectors do, it might make them think it's a carb under there. Glad to hear the performance is there, too.

Is MassFlo a brand name of an EFI system? How was the installation?
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Yes, here is a link to the system, http://www.mass-floefi.com/ I like the vintage look it allows one to have even with EFI.
 
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DukeGnarley said:
I'm pretty sure the massflo system uses stock ford parts doesn't it?
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Everything but the mass sensor itself are Ford parts. They use a GM style mass flow sensor because it fis inside most air filter housings. They supply a small box the converts the GM signal to one the Ford computer will understand.
 
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