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Little Brother
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Hi guys,
This winter I am rebuilding my engine with flat-top pistons, vortec heads, 9.5/1 compression, cam designed for power in 1500 - 5500 RPM range, and dual plane intake. To save $$, I was considering keeping the original carb and distributor hooked up to the computer, but upgrading the computer with a hypertech chip. Anyone have experience or advise on how well this will run and take advantage of the power produced by my other upgrades vs. the other option of new carb and distributor and ditching the computer?
Also, if I replace the carb and distributor with non-computer-controlled ones, does anyone know the affect it would have on the transission shift points, as doesn't the computer also control the tranny? (I have an auto tranny)
Thanks for your help!
This winter I am rebuilding my engine with flat-top pistons, vortec heads, 9.5/1 compression, cam designed for power in 1500 - 5500 RPM range, and dual plane intake. To save $$, I was considering keeping the original carb and distributor hooked up to the computer, but upgrading the computer with a hypertech chip. Anyone have experience or advise on how well this will run and take advantage of the power produced by my other upgrades vs. the other option of new carb and distributor and ditching the computer?
Also, if I replace the carb and distributor with non-computer-controlled ones, does anyone know the affect it would have on the transission shift points, as doesn't the computer also control the tranny? (I have an auto tranny)
Thanks for your help!