studebaker

Jun 18, 2007 5 Replies

You'd think there could be a fuel injection set-up by now, as carbertor,s are unreliable. And electronic igntion. That I think would make for a reliable stude.


Petronix Ignition:

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Lee

Mike, get an Edelbrock carb and Pertronix ignition and your Stude will run great and it won't set you back insane amounts of money.

Jeff DeWitt

Mike wrote:

ehh, helped a guy with a 53 with 289 thats got TBI and electronic ignition.. was REAL fun adjusting things.. runs great tho.

--Shiva--

Carburetors are more reliable than fuel injection and less trouble setting up. But furel injection gives better mileage. I remember Poulos posting something here last year about a company that made fuel injection conversions for any V8 for about $1000 if you had an aluminum manifold.

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