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    No, because I was a neophyte to EFI I went with Edelbrock's package which is all inclusive - everything you need to go from bare heads up. Edelbrock has both their ProFlow XT which has the tunnel ram/throttle body look, or their ProFlo2 which mimics the 4-barrel look and still uses their hand-held programmer. There are a bunch of throttle body systems out there that look like a 4-barrel, some using throttle body injection, and some using multi-port injection with fuel rails and one injector per cylinder. You might look at the Megasquirt systems - they are geared to the DIY approach, and there may be a way of using your dual quad manifold with their ECU - problem is you're going to boost your costs quite a bit. The throttle body is not cheap, plus you're going to have to have programming to accept dual inputs. Maybe only one active throttle body, but a second "shell" for looks? Not sure it's worth the hassle. FAST has a system, as does Holley - there are more every day, it seems.

    For what it's worth, my next EFI will either be an OEM ECU modified to allow open programming, or something like a Megasquirt - they even have a you-solder kit that really drops the costs, and the mystery of EFI is not so much of an issue for me after playing with the Edelbrock system so much.
    Last edited by rspears; 11-18-2011 at 09:07 AM.
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