Putting factory F I back on

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People convert cars different ways.
If it's not chopped up, could be almost plug and play.
If it's hacked, could be trouble.
You can also consider doing a standalone system.
To be clear, i'm not the guy that pushes tuning or aftermarket systems on everyone, but if it's all missing already...
 
Agreed, if the wiring isn't all there or was hacked up it might be easier and cheaper to get the Holley system that replaces the carb so you don't have to get a new intake as well.
 
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So you put Holley EFI on it and it breaks down in 15 years
Who supports or is gonna fix it? You?
If it hits the dealer or a reputable shop they will want to start over at that point
Might just as well go factory right now and skip the aftermarket
25 years ago when the holly efi came out they were turds
I realize they are much better now but they are still not for me
It's like having aftermarket cruise on your car
If anything happens you need a whole new kit because individual parts are not available
 
So you put Holley EFI on it and it breaks down in 15 years
Who supports or is gonna fix it? You?
If it hits the dealer or a reputable shop they will want to start over at that point
Might just as well go factory right now and skip the aftermarket
25 years ago when the holly efi came out they were turds
I realize they are much better now but they are still not for me
It's like having aftermarket cruise on your car
If anything happens you need a whole new kit because individual parts are not available
Who cares what happens in 15 years, society feeds on instant gratification,
 
I should be quiet
I have not even seen my Mustang for 2 years or so
It sat for 35 years before I got it out this last time
But it ran. Just new fuel and a battery and some air in the tires I drove it away
 
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