caburated vs fuel injected.

FollowMyRuts · 07-17-2010, 11:53 AM

Ill try and make this short. I bought a 350 with a TBI. I'd like to run a fuel injection, cause let's be honest, no one offroads on flat ground. The person I'm building the jeep with (stubborn father) wants to run Carburated because of the throttle response, and easy to operate. Here's my question, do I run fuel injected, or do I spend the money to convert back to caburated? I know Holley has a 4wd carb. And I know with Fuel Injected you have to worry about a wet computer. They both have pro's and con's. Any input is greatly appreciated, thanks!

07-17-2010, 11:53 AM	#1
FollowMyRuts That Guy Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Hamilton OH Posts: 23	caburated vs fuel injected. Ill try and make this short. I bought a 350 with a TBI. I'd like to run a fuel injection, cause let's be honest, no one offroads on flat ground. The person I'm building the jeep with (stubborn father) wants to run Carburated because of the throttle response, and easy to operate. Here's my question, do I run fuel injected, or do I spend the money to convert back to caburated? I know Holley has a 4wd carb. And I know with Fuel Injected you have to worry about a wet computer. They both have pro's and con's. Any input is greatly appreciated, thanks!