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05-30-2005, 05:07 PM
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Just got the GTA(350 TPI L98)done. Installed new Accel fuel injectors, aluminum valve covers and gaskets and an adjustable fuel regulator. It really makes a difference in how it runs. Replaced original AC Delco units with 135,000 miles on them. Went from about 16mpg to 28mpg on the highway. It was a real PITA, but it was worth it. Did it in the driveway over a two week period. If you need help ask. I know the right way to do it now.
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05-30-2005, 05:07 PM
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Just got the GTA(350 TPI L98)done. Installed new Accel fuel injectors, aluminum valve covers and gaskets and an adjustable fuel regulator. It really makes a difference in how it runs. Replaced original AC Delco units with 135,000 miles on them. Went from about 16mpg to 28mpg on the highway. It was a real PITA, but it was worth it. Did it in the driveway over a two week period. If you need help ask. I know the right way to do it now.
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05-31-2005, 06:21 AM
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Just a question.
If the GM ones did so well, why not go the same? Are they too much money? Just wondering, George 
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06-17-2005, 09:02 PM
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Best quote on GM $90/injector-let's see that's $720. Not even gonna do that. A friend had his 86 Corvette done and he had dealer do it. Cost him $2500. I spent less than $500.
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