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EFI Swap pics on Broncojonah's 76
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BFD305
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 EFI Swap pics on Broncojonah's 76 Here are a few pics of some of the EFI specific areas on our swap. This was the first i have dealt with EFI. All in all (except for the bent crank), it was not too bad. Lots of forums, manuals and wiring diagrams. We used an engine out of an 89 Grand Marquis (with 60k miles) and swapped to the HO upper and lower intake. The harness laid in great. The Grand Marquis runs the intake backward from the mustang, but it workrd great for us. No clearance issues, we have no body lift.
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| Thu Dec 09, 2010 11:27 am |
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BFD305
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Re: EFI Swap pics on Broncojonah's 76 A couple more
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| Thu Dec 09, 2010 11:30 am |
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ClayJ
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Re: EFI Swap pics on Broncojonah's 76 I would be totally lost doing an EFI install. Great job.
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| Thu Dec 09, 2010 3:34 pm |
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rdanford
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Re: EFI Swap pics on Broncojonah's 76 Looks great...I might be talked into this after seeing/driving in/hearing about the positives :oP
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crawlercreations
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Re: EFI Swap pics on Broncojonah's 76 Looks great! EFI is a wonderful thing! I will never go back to any carb'ed vehicle! Where is that accumulator on the frame rail? Any concerns with it getting hit on anything?
A few pics of my install to help anyone on the fence about EFI. I just installed it all on my original engine without any other modifications besides being rebuilt a little while before.
I don't have any pics of it complete but these are pretty close. It runs great! Fires right up after sitting for a month or more. Makes me wonder why I didn't do it long ago! It really is quite easy and far less expensive than you might think if you shop correctly!
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