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3.2 EFI Manifold on a 3.0

From what I have read it looks like the 3.2 intake manifold will bolt up to a 79 3.0. Is it necessary to Port match? Can I use this injection system with a Megaquirt Computer? Will the megasquirt work fine with the Turbo Charger I am installing? This just seems like a easier route to add EFI to a 3.0.

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Old 03-22-2005, 04:07 PM
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Dont have to port match, especially if your going to be "pressurized"

the 3.2 manifold is a popular way to convert to EFI, We have done a number of cars this way.. but use Haltechs

You will need a 3 bar MAP sensor to use with the Megasquirt
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Measure the 3.2 port openings...they vary from 39-42 from the factory. Now measure the port entrance on your heads. See the difference? I would at least match them that is a large difference. Throttle response will be better as well. Tim...have you considered using Accel units?

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Tim...have you considered using Accel units?
No, We have a very good relationship with Haltech
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oh..ok I was going to introduce you to an Accel guy up in your area if you were interested. Are you the one that is getting "abused" over the gt35r?
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nuther tid bit of info,

you have to be kinda creative with the connections to the throttle body etc...
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Are you the one that is getting "abused" over the gt35r?
dont know what a gt35r is
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My mistake...the guy on rennlist calls himself turbo tim He is selling gt35r turbos and is getting attacked by the HF people.
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No need for a 3.2 manifold. You can use your existing CIS manifold and still get EFI. Details here:

http://www.bitzracing.com

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Tony,
I have a cast aluminum airbox and working CIS. I would rather sell that and start with a 3.2 manifold. Then I could use a megasquirt with o2 sensor.

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