[Blockjaw]

Anyone know if a fuel injection kit is available for a 76/77 360ci PowerWagon. I'm looking to replace the stock 2bbl carb and it will have to be CA legal for my pickup.

 

[jprtroy]

Somebody out here has to know something about this. Anyone? The truck is a "Camper" special, It run's fine now, but would run much better with fuel injection. Does Mopar have a multiport kit that would fit? Or he going to be stuck with a "throttle body" style kit? We converted it from full time 4x4 to part time,
Plans for the truck include: D70 rear,(sittin in garage)lockers, lift, and fuel injection (if one exist!)
Anyone have any information please?

Thanks Troy

 

[79W-150]

Why do you wanna put fuel injection on a 76?... I sold my new ('96) Camaro for a older truck because i couldn't wait to get away from Comptuers and F.I. setups. Yeah they're nice as long as you don't' do anything to them. Computers don't like changes unless you reprogram them for the change. Which (take it from first hand experience) gets expensive quickly.

I have a 360 Carb (2bbl for now, but getting a 4brl) and i can't do anything to piss off a carb. Its mechanical and it'll work.

But thats just me.

-Chris

 

[Blockjaw]

Simple reasons...

Carb sucks, need new one as the choke doesnt work and tuning them is a pain in the a**. FI will help wake the motor up and just make life easier. Not to bash your opinions on carbs, just dont want to keep messing with mine.

 

[Foolish]

Well I know where you can get a custom one but it ain't pretty they made my blower manifold for my 1977 jet boat with a 455 olds cost = $3000. Tell me if you want there number they are up in Sacramento.

 

[dodge44066]

if your carb doesn't work it would be cheaper to buy a new carb then get a new fuel injectoin