Hilborn FI
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We ran a Hilborn system with Hilborn mechcanical pump set up by Kinsler on an LS6 block. Was very strong and needed very little adjusting. We also ran a Kinsler dial-a-jet and a electric fuel tank pump.
What info are you looking for? Kinsler is great, their website is a how to manual for injection.
What info are you looking for? Kinsler is great, their website is a how to manual for injection.
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I have seen these converted to electronic injection and have seen people try to run them on the street as is (mechanical). Seems to balky for street use without conversion and would seem to require filtration like the dirt track guys use. These are usually available on ebay, I suspect from older dirt track use. Good luck
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Conversion to electronic is expensive ($1K to $2K and Kinsler can do it) and if well thought out and set up not needed. Stack filter/covers are available or an airbox even better....but they ran like a beast and how cool do they look
Obviously I'm a HUGE Kinsler fan, they will take the time to talk to anyone and can set up any equipment, if you are serious and need info, they are the best source I could recommend. During our rebuild/restoration they provided the best free advice and info I could find.
Obviously I'm a HUGE Kinsler fan, they will take the time to talk to anyone and can set up any equipment, if you are serious and need info, they are the best source I could recommend. During our rebuild/restoration they provided the best free advice and info I could find.
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Thanks for the info. I've talked a bit with the Hilborn people and priced out some stuff and have been to the Kinsler site too. Just tossing around a couple of ideas. I know those systems aren't cheap by any means......but I have yet to find any full blown means of achieving "speed" that doesn't include lots of $$$$. You're right, they are a very cool looking setup and also have a bit of an intimidation factor to them.
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
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I now understand the logic - top hose 'split' 4 ways direct to water gallery tappings each end of heads - is that correct
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I was looking for this info when I installed aftermarket heads and Air Gap inlet and was working out all the hose issues - after discussions with a number of people I came to the conclusion that for my engine it wouldn't give any extra benefits - or was I wrong ? Now I'm using a DeWitt radiator cooling dosen't seem to be an issue - although summer is yet to arrive
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Nice photochop, Paranoid. FWIW, I've got a genuine Crower that could be made available; serious inquiries via email only...
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