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efi intake for b block

Discussion in 'MOPAR Turbo Tech Forum' started by turbofreek, Oct 2, 2010.

  1. turbofreek

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    Who makes one or can convert one to Efi.
     
  2. inkjunkie

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    Might want to contact http://www.fastmanefi.com/ about converting an intake to efi. Indy offers one, I believe it is for Max Wedge ports......
     
  3. CW25

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    I made my own. Really wasn't that hard. Used a mopar performance manifold.

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  4. inkjunkie

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    That looks great. Did you just epoxy the bungs in?
     
  5. turbofreek

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    How'd you do it? Remember I can't weld
     
  6. moparjoe66

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    thats awesome where did u get the bungs and what kind of management system are u using :welder: :2thumbs: :bow:
     
  7. turbofreek

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    he's running megasquirt I believe
     
  8. moparjoe66

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    ok cool where do i get info or that megasquirt from
     
  9. turbofreek

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    diyautotune.com. I think is the web site. Matt crater is a member/advertiser here and the go to guy for mega squirt.
     
  10. furious70

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    The Edelbrock Victor has bungs cast in, but that's not the right intake for a street car IMO, unless you're making a 500" b block engine. I used an rpm performer, but also did a torker at the same time.
     
  11. CW25

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    The victor only comes in the RB block. That is why I built my own. I would switch to a proflow XT but it is only built in a RB as well. :doh:

    I drilled the holes in the manifold with a step bit and my cordless drill. I then cleaned up the holes with a dremel until the bungs were a snug fit. Used the fuel injectors to hold them in place while the JB weld dried and cleaned it up with a dremel. Shot a coat of aluminum paint and that is what I ended up with. I was pretty happy with the results and it is a pretty good looking setup under the hood. I have ran it for 2 years and a couple thousand miles and about a dozen trips down the track. It seems to be holding up well. I think the bungs were MSD epoxy in ones. I had to cut and clean them up alot to look that seemless but it is aluminum and easy to work with.
     
  12. 74Dart

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    That intake looks really slick. Looks like the bungs were casted in!
     
  13. turbofreek

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    If its this easy, how tall is a tunnel RAM base?
     
  14. PrecisionTurboMustang

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    I have looked at this thread atleast a dozen times and just can't get over how good those injector bungs turned out.
     
  15. turbofreek

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    you? I just ordered an intake and rails and trying to find the msd Bung kit available somewhere, cuz scumit and jugs don't have them in stock. I just ordered a bunch of shit tonight, well technically I found the stuff then going to look it over and place the order tomorrow. Got a lot of shit, but on the intake stuff is going to give any kind of work.

    Now to just find some motor mounts :doh:
     
  16. CW25

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    Thanks. It really came out better than I had originally planned but that is a good thing.
     
  17. turbofreek

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    you never did say what kind of epoxy it was. Did it come with the Bung kit?
     
  18. inkjunkie

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    A few posts up JB Weld is mentioned....
     
  19. turbofreek

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    thanks, if your being a smartass(should be at least). I didn't see it I may need reading glasses :D


    Also I just order the m1 intake and those same rails. Going to get the bungs from rps tomorrow and find some jbweld epoxy.
     
  20. Wilde Racing

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    Here is my FI intake.. 1500-7000 RPM range.....



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