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Not hard to adapt digital ignition to the EFI setup you have- you're 80% of the way there with the Haltech. My setup is full sequential (Holley) EFI with no distributor. Suggest a 58 tooth reluctor mounted to the inside of the balancer, this wheel is a (modified) Holley, you have to open up the ID to fit the Pontiac balancer:
![]() Here are some shots of the fuel rails, throttle body, and regulator: ![]() If you run EFI in batch mode, you don't need a cam signal, if you want to go full sequential, you can pick up a 1X signal from the distributor. Many ways to do this, I started with the BOP oil pump drive and adapted a machined housing to pick up the cam signal: ![]() ![]() The ignition is setup as wasted spark. You use 4 coils for a V8, each time it fires two cylinders receive spark, one makes power the other is unused. Coils mocked up for test fire, I hid them under the dash so you cant see anything in the car:
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1964 Catalina 2+2 4sp, 421 Tri-power 1965 GTO, Roadster Shop chassis, 461, Old Faithful cam, KRE heads 305 CFM, Holley EFI, DIS ignition. 1969 GTO 467, Edelbrock 325 CFM, Terminator EFI 1969 Firebird Convertible |
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