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Way less expensive than others I've seen.
Pre-orders available only.
No additional tech support available yet regarding replacing our Mopar 3x2 Holley carbs.
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Link:
https://fitechefi.com/products/39610/
Comments/information?
UPDATE: I got some GREAT information from Norm at AFFORDABLE-FUEL-INJECTION in Michigan. He is an authorized FiTech dealer, has over 20 years experience in the automotive industry, and provides knowledgeable tech support on this and other FiTech products purchased from him. He also may have better pricing than FiTech direct.
PM me for his email and phone number if you are interested in more information or to buy a system. This is a GREAT, AFFORDABLE way to move from carbs to fuel injection at roughly 25% to 50% of the cost or less of other systems that run from $4,*** to $8,*** dollars complete. For $2,000 to around $2,400 depending on if you need to upgrade your fuel delivery system and distributor to an electronic distributor you can have all of the benefits of modern fuel injection with the "coolness" of 3 x 2 barrels.
I just laid out $750 to Promax 2 weeks before I found out about this or I may be reporting on this FiTech instead of how well the Promax parts work, once I get them installed and tuned for my 70 V-code Roadrunner.
Pre-orders available only.
No additional tech support available yet regarding replacing our Mopar 3x2 Holley carbs.
Pic:
Link:
https://fitechefi.com/products/39610/
Comments/information?
UPDATE: I got some GREAT information from Norm at AFFORDABLE-FUEL-INJECTION in Michigan. He is an authorized FiTech dealer, has over 20 years experience in the automotive industry, and provides knowledgeable tech support on this and other FiTech products purchased from him. He also may have better pricing than FiTech direct.
PM me for his email and phone number if you are interested in more information or to buy a system. This is a GREAT, AFFORDABLE way to move from carbs to fuel injection at roughly 25% to 50% of the cost or less of other systems that run from $4,*** to $8,*** dollars complete. For $2,000 to around $2,400 depending on if you need to upgrade your fuel delivery system and distributor to an electronic distributor you can have all of the benefits of modern fuel injection with the "coolness" of 3 x 2 barrels.
I just laid out $750 to Promax 2 weeks before I found out about this or I may be reporting on this FiTech instead of how well the Promax parts work, once I get them installed and tuned for my 70 V-code Roadrunner.
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