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Old 12-09-2018, 05:08 PM
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Holley EFI system. I want to use a Dual Sync distributor for SEFI. I dont know if these are approved. Is there any other option. I need the dual sync to have cam sensor and crank sensors built in .
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forgive me but what does SEFI stand for.
I am using that distributor for sequential port injection. Holley HP
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"sequential port injection. Holley HP" Yes that it.

https://www.holley.com/products/fuel...arts/565-207BK

It looks not to be Marine approved.
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you will gain little if anything going to SEFI, maybe a little cleaner idle...maybe
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When you go sequential you are able to tune each cylinder individually at every RPM.
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you may want to look into a hall effect crank trigger on the front of the motor. It is crank mounted and a larger diameter for precise measurement of the crank position.
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Originally Posted by kvogt
you may want to look into a hall effect crank trigger on the front of the motor. It is crank mounted and a larger diameter for precise measurement of the crank position.
THen what about the cam sensor needed for sequential?
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^ then you could use a late model GM distributor for the cam signal (vortec 5.7).....many options
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Originally Posted by cyrus77
Holley EFI system. I want to use a Dual Sync distributor for SEFI. I dont know if these are approved. Is there any other option. I need the dual sync to have cam sensor and crank sensors built in .
Started with the Accel dual sync roughly 16 years ago, not the best product but the only one at the time, run the Fast dual sync now for 8 or 10 years, very similar to the MSD / Holley, works great.
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