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Holley Pro-Jection 670 CFM TBI - Brand New

I have a Brand New (still in Original box) Holley Pro-Jection 670 CFM TBI unit for sale.

Part #: 502-6
I paid $369.95.
Here is a link to Summit Racing where I ordered it.
Holley OE Replacement Throttle Bodies: HLY-502-6 - summitracing.com

I am asking $275 + Shipping.

Please see my other parts for sale:

TBI High Performance Computer Prom - Brand New
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/engi...-computer.html

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i was in a shop the other day, guy saod these things r hard to hook up, is that true.???
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BKbandit ....... It is a DIRECT replacement. If you can remove the old one, you can install the new one. The only thing you change is the electrical wiring to the injectors. It comes with a new harness (a total of 4 wires) and color coded instructions. You can simply use 'butt' type crimp connectors or you can solder the wires.

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i was in a shop the other day, guy saod these things r hard to hook up, is that true.???
I have this exact same unit on my CJ7 Jeep with a hot 360. It was a bit of work to hook it up but worth every bit of effort. Having the ability to adjust it with the twist of a **** is amazing!

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i have a gmmp 350 ho motor, i need to fuel inject it, should i go wit a tbi unit like this one or should i get a multi pot injection off another fbody or vette.
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Well ........... I know that you'll probably think that I am biased. But I'll tell you the truth (which is why I bought the unit in the first place). A TBI set-up will offer you great performance. But, the most advantageous aspect of TBI is simplicity. It is cheaper to employ and maintain. Service is incredibly simple if not practically non-existent. Tuning is easy, especially with the new EBL computer. It is an all-around solid system.

MPFI is complicated. It is much more expensive to employ, service, and maintain.
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Originally Posted by BKbandit
i have a gmmp 350 ho motor, i need to fuel inject it, should i go wit a tbi unit like this one or should i get a multi pot injection off another fbody or vette.
If I remember correct (and I'm sure somebody will correct me if I'm wrong) the mpi engines had better high rpm power and the tpi cars had better low rpm tork. Like I mentioned earlier, the ease of tuning make the projection desirable.

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