can edelbrock performer work on my car?
can edelbrock performer work on my car?
I got an edelbrock performer series carb and I am trying to figure out what to do with the electrical connections that went into the old Q-jet. There was the 3 prong connector on the front and the 2 prong on the top. If anyone can let me know ASAP if this can work it would be appreciated. This is on my 83 305.
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From: Mercedes Norte, Heredia, Costa Rica
Car: 1984 Z28 Hardtop
Engine: 383 Carb
Transmission: 4L60
Axle/Gears: 3.54 Dana 44
The connector on top is for the mixture control solenoid, the connector on the side is for the throttle position sensor. If you're putting a non-computer controlled carb on you can just ignore them, but you'll need to change to a non-computer distributor as well.
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Originally posted by Apeiron
Just curious, if your car is 1 of 667 why do you want to get rid of the stock carb?
Just curious, if your car is 1 of 667 why do you want to get rid of the stock carb?
There are a lot more reasons not to do this, even if your car is one of 100,000.
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The q-jet can be modded for performance, believe it or not. There are tech articles on where to get started. Besides, no non-computer controlled will ever get the fuel economy that the q-jet did/does.
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i did the same thing to my car, with an edelbrock performer EGR 600cfm carb. i just went down to the local JY and picked up a HEI vacuum advance piece for $35. works fine. just the fact that i have a tangle of unwanted wires now
oh well
oh well good call on the junkyard distributor, I may consider that in the future. Just to let everyone know, I'm not concerned with fuel mileage, but thanks for the info anyway. Good luck to anyone else doing this swap, I'm going to wait till later on.
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? on cc q-jet and dist
Originally posted by Apeiron
The connector on top is for the mixture control solenoid, the connector on the side is for the throttle position sensor. If you're putting a non-computer controlled carb on you can just ignore them, but you'll need to change to a non-computer distributor as well.
The connector on top is for the mixture control solenoid, the connector on the side is for the throttle position sensor. If you're putting a non-computer controlled carb on you can just ignore them, but you'll need to change to a non-computer distributor as well.
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