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can '94/'95 fuel injection parts, etc fit on a 1971 302

Last post 08-11-2008, 4:43 AM by C0V3R. 2 replies.
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  •  08-05-2008, 12:34 PM 1279

    can '94/'95 fuel injection parts, etc fit on a 1971 302

    I have a line on a full fuel injection set up out of a '94/'95 5.0, but I'm a rookie when it comes to ford stuff so I need to know if the intake, distributor, exhaust manifolds, etc... will bolt up to my '71 302w in my willys jeep---any help would be appreciated as I want to go to fuel injection vs carb--- I know megasquirt is out there, but this could be a to good of a deal to pass up----chris
  •  08-05-2008, 6:43 PM 1280 in reply to 1279

    Re: can '94/'95 fuel injection parts, etc fit on a 1971 302

    Everything will pretty much fit

    It will probably be wise to change the distributor gear.  The 94/95 gear is for a hardened roller camshaft.  You will need an electric fuel pump also.  I'd also consider a block off plate for the mechanical fuel pump.

    I also believe that you will have a PCM and that swapping to an older ECM equipped system would be easier.  Then you should not have to worry about transmission issue.

    Finally if you don't have any performance parts in the engine, I think it would be easier to do a MAP/speed density system rather than a mass air flow system.

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  •  08-11-2008, 4:43 AM 1287 in reply to 1280

    Re: can '94/'95 fuel injection parts, etc fit on a 1971 302

    I've always heard that mass air was the easy way to go performance wise, but I havent done it myself so cant say for sure. The guys @ turbomustangs.com seem to love their mass air.
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