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Old 05-22-2013, 10:10 PM
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Default Holley HP EFI, 301 distributor fit reg block?

Hi everyone,

I decided to buy the newer Holley HP efi system to replace my old projection 4d for the self tuning capabilities and wideband O2.

Since this system also controls spark I was wondering if a 301 ESC HEI distributor will fit into my 428 or do I have to swap something into a standard hei?

I pulled one of these distributors a long time ago from a junkyard car and now it seems I finally have a use for it perhaps

Anyone have any experience with this system with any advice?

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Old 05-22-2013, 10:32 PM
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The distributor will fit your 428 block no problem and will not require any king of part changes. As for the electronics being able to manage an EFI is another question.0

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Old 05-23-2013, 12:18 AM
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Thanks, that's good to know. I didn't think they were a drop in when I pulled it, just figured I could take the internals out and modify a different HEI.

Looks like I just have to go through this distributor and swap over my BOP gear.

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Old 05-23-2013, 09:16 AM
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There is a wide band upgrade for the older system, but not as "self learning" the new one.

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There is a wide band upgrade for the older system, but not as "self learning" the new one.
I knew they had a wideband kit for the commander system and its like 850 bucks, which I think is ridiculous just to add a wideband o2. I have a commander system in my other car so I may still go that route someday for that if I can find a used kit cheap enough. I didn't really want to add any more money to this really old Projection 4D setup, as I liked how the newer ones also control timing and electric fans and have a built in rev limiter and such.

I was really just interested in the self learning aspect of these newer kits, especially since I will be firing a new engine up with it. I really didn't like the idea of trying to dial in new parameters in the EFI while at the same time worrying about the rings breaking in properly and what not. From reviews it seems to work really well, I hope it works that way for me.

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Everything installed, fired up and tuning has begun!
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