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fuel injection 140-160 1974

posted by  cb350f73 on  Thu Oct 18 16:19 CST 2007
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i believe i have exhausted all resources in my search for a cost effective replacement fuel distributor, i think i am left w/ no option but to purchase a weber induction kit from, www.ipdusa.com. complete replacement fuel system from injection to carb. if i spent all that $$$$ to repair part of the injection system (that i cannot get all parts for if any other go out...) i would be wiser to just eliminate it and get an up to date system that i can work on. i will box up and save the injection system, maybe someone needs the parts...what think?






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