Yes it works great but I didnt like how the wiring is permanently attached to the tb unit with either to much wire or not enough. So if you service the engine you have to pull the wires out from everywhere you cant just disconnect them from the tb. And nothing lines up you have to use a lokar throttle bracket and spring or make your own. And we had to put it on a constant 12v switch to turn it on that was for a mopar not sure about the gm of ford applications. Then you get into the plumbing like you said its time consuming you need this and that and it has to be mapped out thats all kits though. I used Holleys billet pump I forgot the part number and there nice filters and stainless hose and an fittings. Alot of people dont understand this, they think you just spend 999 and slap it in and your done there is more to it. The car runs dam good though. I would like to try other kits. I wanted to do a edelbrock but I think they only do multiport were the have 8 injectors you replace the whole intake. Its more money too.
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From: Daniel Davids <ddavids@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 6/16/19 10:26 PM (GMT-06:00)
To: 'Mike' via The 1962 to 1965 Mopar Mail List Clubhouse <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: fuel injection suggestions?
We’ve had good experiences installing Holley Sniper EFI. There’s excellent support from Holley’s customer support folks. They are car guys who know what they’re talking about when you ask a question. There are also forums with helpful hints when you run into an issue.