holley systems
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tom robison
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I bought my original hp system back yesterday and am installing it today on my new gn. I am building the car for tsm and using a dizzy with the stock crank sensor. I had this same setup in my trans am. The best system out there IMO. The data logging is unbelievable and the boost control is the easiest I have ever used.
tom robison
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If your looking for a plug and play setup like a xfi, this is not your system. There are no plug and play harnesses for the Buick or adapters to plug in the factory harness. This system will run almost anything out there and has very user friendly software. I will imagine that once somebody in the Buick community goes fast with one, people will start jumping into a Holley.
I bet it doesn't become popular unless caspers or someone makes a harness. Most people in this community want stuff that plugs and plays or bolts right on and starts right up without having to read a manual or learn something new.
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Holley don't use it. I think the xfi only uses that sensor to change the air/fuel but I might be wrong. They are expensive last time I looked, like $600ish for a new one. I don't think gm uses them anymore either.
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The XFI uses the flex fuel sensor, to adjust the fueling needs of the engine based on the ethanol content. It will allow a user to run a mixture of gasoline when the alternative fuel isn't available
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I may know someone that can make such....
He would need some schematics, [I have the Buick], and some dimensions, etc.
UR50SLO
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I just removed the Old Classic FAST Bank to Bank on the Bustang....
Going with a 4L80E and the Holley Dominator System.
You need to order the 558104 Harness for it and terminate the ends to your sensors. (all standard GM stuff)
You can run the Smart Coils so you are coil on plug.
The 558312 Harness is for the Smart coils. (Being sold in the next week)
You can control all transmission,Boost,Engine,Their own Meth injection which is very nice and progressive
Datalog it all on one. It's better at holding AFR's than the FAST and is easier to use.
If you add up all the stuff you'd need to do what the Holley system can do you'd be way over the cost of this one system.
I doubt they are going to make a Buick harness.... It's a engine/car that just isn't popular anymore.... and is shrinking every year.
Making the 558104 harness isn't a big deal. Should only have 3-4hrs in laying the wires out and putting connetors on them.
Hope that helps,
Scott~
Going with a 4L80E and the Holley Dominator System.
You need to order the 558104 Harness for it and terminate the ends to your sensors. (all standard GM stuff)
You can run the Smart Coils so you are coil on plug.
The 558312 Harness is for the Smart coils. (Being sold in the next week)
You can control all transmission,Boost,Engine,Their own Meth injection which is very nice and progressive
Datalog it all on one. It's better at holding AFR's than the FAST and is easier to use.
If you add up all the stuff you'd need to do what the Holley system can do you'd be way over the cost of this one system.
I doubt they are going to make a Buick harness.... It's a engine/car that just isn't popular anymore.... and is shrinking every year.
Making the 558104 harness isn't a big deal. Should only have 3-4hrs in laying the wires out and putting connetors on them.
Hope that helps,
Scott~
Here's a thread I started on yellow bullet re: E85 and Holley EFI.
http://www.yellowbullet.com/forum/showthread.php?t=623487
http://www.yellowbullet.com/forum/showthread.php?t=623487
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Newbie ???
Where would one install a flex sensor, in a stock tank application? [TR tank]
I read that entire thread.......Interesting to say the least.
Where would one install a flex sensor, in a stock tank application? [TR tank]
I read that entire thread.......Interesting to say the least.
