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Hello from AZ

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My name is Mike and i have owned and have been building Pontiacs for the past 40 years. Here is my 1968 Firebird at the BOP car show a few years ago. i purchased it in 2005 after moving to AZ. I completely took the entire car apart and stripped it to bare metal, did the bodywork and paint and built the entire car. I built a few different engines for the car over the years. Currently has a 400 with a 75mm turbo and holley EFI.

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That is one nice bird! Love to see a build topic of your work

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Here is an engine picture

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Thanks for sharing. I am curious to know what plenum and throttle body you bolted to the intake manifold. I have yet to see this EFI setup on a Pontiac.

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Its just a Holley elbow with a 108mm throttle body that bolts to any square flange intake manifold

7 hours ago, Mbird68 said:

Its just a Holley elbow with a 108mm throttle body that bolts to any square flange intake manifold

that is sooo cool !!!

i see you have injectors in the manifold , did you build that yourself ?

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i would be super keen to build a direct port injection on the 486 ci stroker i am building for my 68 ! and build my own stand alone ecu to run it and the timing

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There are a few intake manifolds that are made with injector holes.

Why build a ECU when there's plenty good ones out there?

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