Carb to EFI
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Switching over from 1050 dominator CARB to the Holley HP EFI system. running MSD crank trigger/box and distributor. Now I am thinking might as well take this to the next level and go CNP (Coil near Plug). Holley smart coils will plug right into the ECU. Does anyone know if I can find a set of valve covers that I can bolt coils onto? or some sort of brackets? Can the mercury distributor be used as a cam sensor (Halls Effect) for this EFI setup? (right now, I am looking at an MSD EFI but I would prefer to remove ALL MSD from my setup). One last question. Is there a base MAP out the for marine Holley EFI? something that might get me closer to a more preferred marine fuel-map.
Motor: 540 (NA) 9.2:1 comp.. Mild cam (640/646 lift 340/346 duration 114 LS) never spins more then 5600/5700 RPM.
thanks in advance
John
Motor: 540 (NA) 9.2:1 comp.. Mild cam (640/646 lift 340/346 duration 114 LS) never spins more then 5600/5700 RPM.
thanks in advance
John
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Sweet upgrade I bet you will love it!
I'm also in the process of a similar setup, agree with ditching the MSD and running CNP. Wish I had more info for you but I am learning myself. Keep us updated on the project!
I'm also in the process of a similar setup, agree with ditching the MSD and running CNP. Wish I had more info for you but I am learning myself. Keep us updated on the project!
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I left a message for Alex @ Haxbyspeed on Monday .. I will give a call to Mark at MER performance marine today as he is close to me. thanks for he info.
I will post the progress as we move along.
I will post the progress as we move along.
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Haxby got me all dialed in with my Holley set up, he should be able to get you a base map. There might even be one in the standard bunch that you could use, then just auto tune.
Pretty happy with the whole set up, as user friendly as EFI can get.
Pretty happy with the whole set up, as user friendly as EFI can get.
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Price is yet to be determined. The 1000cfm kit is around 2800 or so. Without a fuel pump and injectors. the injectors are around $350. I have not decided on a fuel pump yet, not sure which direction to go there. You also have to factor in anything related to ignition system. Crank trigger, cam sensor, ect.. I can post a far more accurate figure when I get more into the prohject.



