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> whats your take converting from enjetor to carb's, 1974 914 2.0
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post Jul 9 2014, 06:56 PM
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was planing on converting my fuel system to duel carb's system and what should i be looking at when doing this its a stock 2.0 liter engine .
just putting to much cash every year in this old system and parts are getting hard to find .
Whats your guys take
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Yep. Thanks to Dave S., Dave D. and Chris F. aka Tangerine Racing, one is able to keep the OEM DJet FI. ECU's last forever, relay boards are readily accessible and rebuildable, AAR's are serviceable and not that necessary if you delete it, same with the cold start valve, trigger points are out there as are the temp sensors, rebuilt harness' (ty DD), new MAP diaphragms from Chris, installed and tested by DD or Bleyseng. There isn't any argument for trashing these systems unless you want to upgrade say to MS. With the blended gasoline's there is no reason to downgrade to carb's. IMHO
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