FiTech Go Street EFI - 400 HP System -
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- FiTech Go Street EFI - 400 HP System, the low Cost 400HP Street EFI. The Game Changer has arrived from FiTech with its latest addition to the line of Go EFI Throttle Body EFI systems. FiTech recognizes that not everyone needs or has 600HP or a wild camshaft. There is a large group of enthusiasts who are happy with their ZZ4 crate engine or their ’66 Mustang’s factory engine, but still want the advantage that EFI has to deliver. Fitech has taken your needs into consideration and built an EFI designed just for that purpose.
The Go Street EFI is a ready-to-run system that strays away from the programmable features and sticks to the basic functions necessary to get the best performance and economy out of your street and mild performance engine. FiTech once again allows you to ditch that old carburetor and advance into the EFI world at the most affordable price on the planet! Leave it to the experts in affordable EFI, we are always looking for ways to save our customers money while delivering the BEST performance possible!
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I wish it was that simple
So I just bought this exact kit. Is there any modifications besides the wiring that I need to make to install it on my ‘71 Chevy c10? Or do I just remove the carb and install this and go???
I have purchased this system for my 355 how do I tune it
Is this big enough for a mildly warmed over 440 in a 67 New Yorker?
is there a minimum hp requirement or no, i want to use this on my 2276cc vw engine but im worried it'll be too much.
150 hp
Are these boost capable
Can this work with boost ?
will this work on a rotary engine?
I want to know the same thing. I bought a pull out engine and it has no original EFI on it so I need to do something from scratch. I was going to go with a weber carb on my 13b. But I like EFI and can't afford to go with Haltech. I think the key to this working is if we can manually adjust the fuel air mapping. If it allows that I bet I could get it to work.
I'm going to call them and ask if the programmer has that functionality. I'll let you know.
Best Matt
Ok I talked to the tec support and it will work. As a matter of fact they have at least 3 customers who have done it successfully without any major adjustments. I'm going to do it.
Best Matt
What kinda fuel economy will I see ?
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Fitech sucks. Sniper is way easier to install and requires way less tuning.
I have a 67 Riviera with a mechanical fuel pump. If I install an EFI, like Sniper, do I have to get a high-pressure electric fuel pump? Thank you.
@@CHEECHMUN If you use EFI you have to use a high-pressure fuel pump. The EFI system will specify how much pressure the fuel pump must be.
@@nightdan7096 Thank you!
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