1965 Mopar FX Fuel Injection - Instruction / Explanation

[jabba]

While browsing through old drag racing magazines, a particular article caught my eye about the development of fuel injection.
This article deals in detail with the fuel injection of the then (1965) factory Mopars.

It might be very interesting and helpful if someone wants to recreate something like this on their models.
Sometimes I'm just interested in what lines were used and where routed.

Have fun while reading.
Regards.

 

 

 

 

 

Edited July 17, 2022 by jabba

[bytownshaker]

Awesome Info. Hope it gets pinned to the reference tab above.

 

[R. Thorne]

Great info.  So much knowledge in the old magazines.  Thank you for posting.

[Ace-Garageguy]

Great stuff...and basically explains the way a very few wizard mechanics were able to run Hilborn injection on the street too, back when everybody "knew" it was impossible.     

[oldscool]

Thank you for posting this.

[geemoney]

On 7/17/2022 at 9:29 AM, Ace-Garageguy said:

Great stuff...and basically explains the way a very few wizard mechanics were able to run Hilborn injection on the street too, back when everybody "knew" it was impossible.     

YES!

I remember an article not too many years ago where a guy had Crower system in a 66-7 chevy II, he said one of the main reasons for his street ability was the Crower design put the butterflies like 8" away from the cylinder head, meaning much less heat to enlarge the bores around the butterflies..

[iBorg]

Great article....why were technical articles written in the 60's so much easier to understand?

 

[Street Rod]

Great reference for kit detailing. Definitely needs to be pinned.