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I have owned my Tiger since Jan 1967, bought it used. Has been sitting
quietly now for quite a number of years. And I want to drive it a bit more
now. But carbs are so old fashioned, lol. So, seeking information from the
groups experiences, those owners who have replaced the carb with an
electronic injected version: either 2 bbl or f bbl versions. If 2 bbl then I
would just use the cast iron intake manifold. If 4 bbl I need to know which
is best for a bone stock 260 cid which so far in my ownership has never
been apart. I tend to lean toward a 4 bbl version as I have a 5 bolt 289
with some performance capability and I would need to buy a manifold for
that. I also have my 260 LSR motor which has the full treatment and is a
real race motor. So, seeking real world experience on what and which
brands are most user friendly while putting out power for driving around,
having some fun (again).
Larry, mayf, drmayf etc
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since Jan 1967, bought it used. Has been sitting quietly now for =
quite a number of years. And I want to drive it a bit more now. But =
carbs are so old fashioned, lol. So, seeking information from the groups =
experiences, those owners who have replaced the carb with an electronic =
injected version: either 2 bbl or f bbl versions. If 2 bbl then I would =
just use the cast iron intake manifold. If 4 bbl I need to know which is =
best for a bone stock 260 cid which so far in my ownership has =
never been apart. I tend to lean toward a 4 bbl version as I have =
a 5 bolt 289 with some performance capability and I would need to buy a =
manifold for that. I also have my 260 LSR motor which has the full =
treatment and is a real race motor. So, seeking real world =
experience on what and which brands are most user friendly while putting =
out power for driving around, having some fun (again). =
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