Can You Put A Carburetor On A 5.7 Hemi at Jasper Vogel blog

Can You Put A Carburetor On A 5.7 Hemi. Yes, with a simple pair of adapter plates bolted to the block, a new hemi engine will go into any old mopar muscle car. I thought i would start a new thread to help me learn and see what has worked for others on tuning these carb'd 5.7's. A discussion about converting a 5.7 hemi to run on a carb and distributor instead of a computer and coilpack. Like the reliability and performance of your gen iii hemi but want that old school carburetor. I would say it is worth it if you can install it yourself and not have to pay an additional $2k to $3k or higher labor to get it installed. To up the ante further, xv can supply the carburetor already jetted and alibrated for the hemi in various states of tune, from the base stock engine to xv's bigger cam packages delivering. It's a very trick and affordable. However, the problems start piling up when you begin to add stuff to the.

I thought i would start a new thread to help me learn and see what has worked for others on tuning these carb'd 5.7's. To up the ante further, xv can supply the carburetor already jetted and alibrated for the hemi in various states of tune, from the base stock engine to xv's bigger cam packages delivering. It's a very trick and affordable. Yes, with a simple pair of adapter plates bolted to the block, a new hemi engine will go into any old mopar muscle car. I would say it is worth it if you can install it yourself and not have to pay an additional $2k to $3k or higher labor to get it installed. A discussion about converting a 5.7 hemi to run on a carb and distributor instead of a computer and coilpack. Like the reliability and performance of your gen iii hemi but want that old school carburetor. However, the problems start piling up when you begin to add stuff to the.

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Can You Put A Carburetor On A 5.7 Hemi However, the problems start piling up when you begin to add stuff to the. Like the reliability and performance of your gen iii hemi but want that old school carburetor. I would say it is worth it if you can install it yourself and not have to pay an additional $2k to $3k or higher labor to get it installed. I thought i would start a new thread to help me learn and see what has worked for others on tuning these carb'd 5.7's. To up the ante further, xv can supply the carburetor already jetted and alibrated for the hemi in various states of tune, from the base stock engine to xv's bigger cam packages delivering. A discussion about converting a 5.7 hemi to run on a carb and distributor instead of a computer and coilpack. It's a very trick and affordable. Yes, with a simple pair of adapter plates bolted to the block, a new hemi engine will go into any old mopar muscle car. However, the problems start piling up when you begin to add stuff to the.