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Old 04-26-2020 | 08:45 AM
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Originally Posted by snapmorgan
Crank triggers are money well spent. I have seen 30hp difference on back to back pulls using a crank trigger vs pickup in dist. And the timing is rock solid.
Wen running crank trigger I still run the Mercury distributor for the oil pump. I don't have to buy a dual sync cam sensor/trigger distributor also? Crank trigger looks like the least expensive route.
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Old 04-26-2020 | 09:19 AM
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they make stubs that go into the distributor hole to drive the pump,,496's have them stock.
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Old 04-26-2020 | 09:23 AM
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gm also has this

https://www.gmperformancemotor.com/parts/19260247.html
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I'm not utilizing coil over so I'll need some type of distributor. I don't plan on using the Holley to control timing until 2nd phase of upgrades. These systems nickel and dime you
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Originally Posted by sutphen 30

That looks like the one on the front of my 8.1L in my truck.
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Old 04-27-2020 | 04:35 PM
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Great thread, Kinsler fuel injection sells a multi step cutter that cuts the injector boss. They sell one for the rail and one for the manifold. They work like a charm. I thing I have learned from my cars is never use a drilled 90 degree fitting it will aerate the fuel only use the tubing 90's. Its fine for NA but boosted engines will let you know with melted parts.. How do you like the holley system? I use motec in my cars and am on the fence with getting a dominator efi for the engine I am building for my boat now, looking for some input


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Old 04-27-2020 | 06:42 PM
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I'm not utilizing coil over so I'll need some type of distributor. I don't plan on using the Holley to control timing until 2nd phase of upgrades. These systems nickel and dime you
Holley makes a small adapter harness for HP that plugs directly in to small cap HEI dist. For me, controlling the timing was a huge advantage.
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Old 04-27-2020 | 07:57 PM
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Originally Posted by 941
I thing I have learned from my cars is never use a drilled 90 degree fitting it will aerate the fuel only use the tubing 90's. Its fine for NA but boosted engines will let you know with melted parts.. How do you like the holley system? I use motec in my cars and am on the fence with getting a dominator efi for the engine I am building for my boat now, looking for some input
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Agreed, I already have ordered more tube 90° and 180° fittings. Shearing air out of fuel might be a good thing if you know what you are doing and in a controlled environment. I'm neither.
I have not installed/used the Holley system yet, this thread is in real time. I know a few people who have the system and really like it.
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Old 04-28-2020 | 05:10 AM
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I sell the multi step cutter too and keep at least one on shelf for sale most the time, easier than doing it the old fashioned way!
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Great thread, Kinsler fuel injection sells a multi step cutter that cuts the injector boss. They sell one for the rail and one for the manifold. They work like a charm. I thing I have learned from my cars is never use a drilled 90 degree fitting it will aerate the fuel only use the tubing 90's. Its fine for NA but boosted engines will let you know with melted parts.. How do you like the holley system? I use motec in my cars and am on the fence with getting a dominator efi for the engine I am building for my boat now, looking for some input


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Originally Posted by Rookie
Agreed, I already have ordered more tube 90° and 180° fittings. Shearing air out of fuel might be a good thing if you know what you are doing and in a controlled environment. I'm neither.
I have not installed/used the Holley system yet, this thread is in real time. I know a few people who have the system and really like it.
Really interest in tour feedback on the system. If I go with the system I will use the dash also.


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