Re: Another Newbie Question, part III

["Bruce Plecan" <nacelp@bright.net>]

I'd suggest then you get up to speed.
If you have that limited amount of info., download, and start reading the
acrhives.
Turn key conversion?.
Only one I'd suggest is a new car.
Grumpy



> I doubt that I know enough about the mechanics and electronics of an EFI
> system to do a credible job in a salvage yard foray.  The responses I've
> gotten assume some elementary knowledge on my part and this is , in my
case,
> incorrect.  That's why I inquired about a turn-key conversion.  So, for
the
> absolute novice who would like the benefits of EFI:  is there a company or
> individual from whom I might purchase a good, running setup?  Thanks.

> Subject: Re:  Another Newbie Question, part II
>  > The suggestions involve getting parts from a used parts place and
> adapting
>  > it to my current engine?
> Yes, and armed with good information, it gets easy.  Have you down loaded
> the archives, and sone much reading?.
>    Is this correct, I got lost in some of the
>  > technical language.  How about "kits" from Affordable, Edlebrock,
Howell,
>  > etc; any comments on these companies?  Thanks.  Charles
> Gm spends about 1.23984837459388748399   Bazillion dollars a year in
wiring
> harnesses, and R+D.  How much ya think these guys spend for R+D,  couple
> afternoons?.  For further details please feel free to read hte archives
> Grumpy


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