07-25-2008, 01:53 AM
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Location: London, UK
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Originally Posted by Biba69
I've asked this question before, but why would going to Webers, I assume 45's, increase the HP on a TS? In my very unknowledgeable way, I could possibly see that well sorted out 45's 'might' be able to get more total/max HP, but it seems to me a well set up EFI system should beat carbs hands down throughout the rev range (meaning being considerably more streetable). Or does it come down to those who install carbs, also do a lot more to the TS' internals?
And for those who care, I'd also think a TS with an EFI system would also get considerably better gas mileage than with a pair of 45's.
Biba
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It just comes down to cost - check out what the Alfaholics guys have done (alfaholics.com). You can add twin 45s and programmable ignition to get most of the benefits of throttle bodies for less cost, but with a significant improvement over the standard fuel injection. But you're right that throttle body fuel injection would be better, you just need deeper pockets!
Brad
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