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converting fuel injection to carburation

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ya i read. i signed up to the forums but my account hasnt been activated yet by the admins.

I am a member of both. Desert Datsuns are a young group and someone would be willing to help. As for DZA it is more of a social club with drives, dinners and breakfasts. More of an older crowd.

THe Factory FI is a good piece.In it's day it had no rival especially from Detroit.You are letting a tiny problem steer you into massive $$ outlay when all you need to do is fix the existing FI.Parts are available and not that $$$$.Switching fuel delivery systems because of a "time table issue" on your part is really not a good idea.

And if it is a timing issue,you'll still have the same problem and much llikely worse.

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i agree. i was just interested on if it was a good idea or not.

  • 3 weeks later...

Stick with the FI. I've got a 1975 with FI , about 160,000 miles and it starts & runs great. Get the book Bosch Fuel Injection & Engine Management, by Charles O. Probst. The 280Z has a licensed version of Bosch L-Jetronic FI.

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