Holley sniper efi
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Kid Turbo on here might be able to help you,once he finished his current project
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For what it's worth, The Sniper system was never intended for marine use. You're way better off with an HP ECU running the show. We're a dealer and ive been through all of their training. The Sniper system is great, but not potted or really built to withstand offshore use. The HP ECU is. If you're a lake boater, ittl probably be fine. If you aren't, you really need to consider your application.
That being said we used non-potted Accel ECUs for years with minimal issues. But the HP ECU is damn near bullet proof.
Just some friendly advice to anyone making the swap.
Last edited by TeamSaris; 09-04-2020 at 06:28 AM.
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YOu could also do a crank trigger but I opted for the easier option as recommended by Haxby. Works great .


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I’d say the largest share of Holley’s market is in the weekend street rod cruiser scene where FI is sacrilege, but the carb look alike design makes it acceptable and affordable for a lot of hobbyists.
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My bilge is a filthy mess and I haven’t tidied up the rigging yet, but you can see the general layout here with the return line doubling back with the feed line. In the bottom right you can see the filter head mounted as high as possible to help feed some head to the pump to help keep it primed. My return line goes back to the tank. You can plumb it back into filter head but that does heat up the fuel a good deal.


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