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has anyone built a decent supercharged pinto?, what would be better to run it with, EFI or a carby? and what kind of supercharger would you reccomend, ive changed my mind from the turbo pinto to supercharged, thanks guys
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02-08-2006, 10:58 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Adelaide, SA (down South)
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you could use a carby, something like a re-jetted 350 holley or something, probably be cheaper aswell, but my money would be on fuel injection, theres a few kits getting around, plus having a programable ecu just makes it so much easier to tune.
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supercharged 2l?
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