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F1Racing
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Posted: May-13-2013 at 5:07pm |
I have a 1995 196 with the pro-boss pro-tec fuel injection engine. The ignition module is bad and these parts are near impossible to get.
I am going to have to convert to a carburetor and was wondering if there would be much of a power loss? I believe my current set-up is like 310hp. Any advice appreciated. Thanks. |
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Florida Inboards
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I have a GT-40 complete induction set up for sale! Cheaper then what it will cost you to change over to carb and distributor. change a few gaskets bolt it up and go!! has a 300-m ECM also.
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kapla
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IsnĀ“t a dizzy required for the gt40 efi?
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Foot_Fungus
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F1 I had the conversion to carb done on my 94 for a similar reason. No loss in hp, just a little more sensitive to cold starts. I'm still running the pro-tec dizzy. To be honest you'll find it much easier to tune, modify, and diagnose with the carb and standard dizzy setup. Trouble shooting those protecs is a pita, and repairing them is downright highway robbery. Get you a 4160 and you'll be good to go for a long time.
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