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I don't want to step on anyone's toes in the fuel injection camp, but I'm
just not sold on the "advantages" of fuel injection. When properly set up,
the ole Quadrajet does an excellent job and is the model of simplicity(Phil
Stewart's post today about his experience after C'bar worked on his Qjet
reinforces that opinion). TBI adds several levels of complexity, which IMO
is just more to go wrong - i.e., not exactly "trouble free". I realize that
there are several GMCnetters that have installed fuel injection and are
happy with it, but I think I'll stick with the Qjet for now.
Patrick
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I have to agree that I would like to have something that I can fix myself.
But, TBI has that ability to adjust for altitude and bad fuel. And that
carries a lot of weight with me. I just hope that this lotto ticket will hit
so that I can afford ALL the things I want for my lady. Might even get
something for the wife.
Terry & Diane Skinner
Webfooted in Washington
'76 Glenbrook
I don't want to step on anyone's toes in the fuel injection camp, but I'm
just not sold on the "advantages" of fuel injection. When properly set up,
the ole Quadrajet does an excellent job and is the model of simplicity(Phil
Stewart's post today about his experience after C'bar worked on his Qjet
reinforces that opinion). TBI adds several levels of complexity, which IMO
is just more to go wrong - i.e., not exactly "trouble free". I realize that
there are several GMCnetters that have installed fuel injection and are
happy with it, but I think I'll stick with the Qjet for now.
Patrick
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
I have to agree that I would like to have something that I can fix myself.
But, TBI has that ability to adjust for altitude and bad fuel. And that
carries a lot of weight with me. I just hope that this lotto ticket will hit
so that I can afford ALL the things I want for my lady. Might even get
something for the wife.
Terry & Diane Skinner
Webfooted in Washington
'76 Glenbrook
