uh-oh! A Blower! what should i do?

[Robert neal zimmerman <northwestweirdo@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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 OH man, now i did it but it was so cheap i actually felt guilty taking
 it from the guy.I got an 8-71 blower( brand new rebuilt) with an intake
 for the RB  engines, and a half finished injector setup all I need is
 to figure out how to finish it.  It was designed to use a " GM 58 mm
 TPI setup" ( u tell me what that means). Its had bosses put  into the
 intake runners for injectors  and also up above into the aluminum
 blower scoop.
   Way , way beyond my skill levels, but it was too cheap to pass up.
   What should  I do with it?? Just run carbs  on top of the blower or
   actually try to figure out an EFI setup for this and stick it in my
   Polara?
    I know we had a big EFI discussion a  couple months ago. 
       It does need a drive setup and belt though.
     The manifold was  modified from a  dual quad  aluminum intake, but
     the machine work looks excellent.
    Also needs a pop-off installed if i decide to run one.
    Maybe i will just make a coffee table from it! Now i'm getting
    really scared!
     Neal Zimmerman, Eugene Oregon
    
    
   

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