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Borla Induction System Video Covers Carb-to-EFI Conversion

Converting a carbureted engine to electronic fuel injection using a Borla induction system is documented in a concise video that can now be viewed on YouTube.

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Converting a carbureted engine to electronic fuel injection using a Borla induction system is documented in a concise video that can now be viewed on YouTube (www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NvXJ6IRCTU).



The video covers installation of the Borla Induction system on a 427 c.i.d. Ford FE engine in a Cobra, but the procedures are similar to what one would encounter installing one of Borla’s systems on a multitude of popular engines, including the Chevy LS, Mopar Hemi, plus Ford and Chevy small blocks.



Performing the conversion is noted fuel injection “guru” Tom Habrzyk of EFI West with the assistance of David Borla. In addition to delving into the mechanical aspects of the installation, the video also showcases the benefits of the Borla Induction System and features both before and after dyno tests.



For additional information on this and other carb-to-EFI conversions, visit www.borlainduction.com or call (423) 979-4045.

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