Nanufacture of this stacked injection ?

[FUNFER2]

I wish we could know exactly,....

I've always wanted a stacked injection, but way too expensive. One like this, could be affordable, but I don't want a piece of *hit and troubles.

"This is what the seller just wrote me.

"When I Google Ford FE 8 stack manifold it looks exactly like the fast one, throttle bodys too except polished, the rails are different though

[fordracing65]

Originally Posted by FUNFER2

I wish we could know exactly,....

I've always wanted a stacked injection, but way too expensive. One like this, could be affordable, but I don't want a piece of *hit and troubles.

"This is what the seller just wrote me.

"When I Google Ford FE 8 stack manifold it looks exactly like the fast one, throttle bodys too except polished, the rails are different though

Fast is twm.

[fordracing65]

You would still need to buy a stand alone system. Wiring harness. Injectors. Etc. about 5 grand more.

[FUNFER2]

Ya, that sucks !
I've heard of some complete systems costing around 12k (+)

Nothing looks cooler in a Cobra than stacked injection.

[fordracing65]

I think a carb and turkey pan look just as good per original. Or even better dual carbs.

[FUNFER2]

I like dual carbs and the pan, but prefer the stacks.

[Topfuelhydro]

Don't know who's it is but the body castings and throttle linkage parts look exactly like my Borla stuff.

Steven

[moore_rb]

Originally Posted by FUNFER2

Nothing looks cooler in a Cobra than stacked injection.

Yeah, well, the looks are just about ALL you are paying for with stack-style injection on a street driven car...

You pay 10 grand+, for a system that looks REALLY cool, but still only offers half the benefits that you would get with a true closed loop, mass-airflow managed port injection system (which costs half as much)....

Like this one:

FE Ford Complete Mass Air Sequential Port EFI System - Ford Complete EFI Systems - Pro-M EFI Engine Management Systems

These Pro-M systems are cool- the mass airflow sensor sits on top of the throttle body, hiding underneath your old-school style air cleaner. Add a turkey pan to cover up the fuel rails, and you would still have a "correct" vintage look (yeah, I know, not as cool looking as 8 air horns), and you get ALL the advantages of a self-calibrating, closed loop EFI system.

But hey- if coolness is what you're after, you could take that extra 5 grand that you'd save, and find a set of original magnesium Halibrands...

[map]

Originally Posted by fordracing65

You would still need to buy a stand alone system. Wiring harness. Injectors. Etc. about 5 grand more.

Mircosqurit 339.00.

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