SSD mounted on end of '75 EFI manifold?

[Aardvaark]

Okay, so some of my thoughts are kinda lame, but has anyone mounted
a SSD to the '75 manifold where the throttle body was?
Did it work very well? Would there be a ram effect or just alot of turbulance
due to the 90 deg into the runners?
I know many have been converted with new manifolds to carbs using the kits,
but I'm wondering how well retaining the EFI manifold would work.
Making an adaptor shouldn't be rocket surgery.
I was just pondering the stock flow meters flow limits.
I searched without any hits.

[wrench459]

Originally Posted by Aardvaark I was just pondering the stock flow meters flow limits. I searched without any hits.

Good question
Without any data logging its up in the air.
Got any logs to look at? My little 2.0 ran 115 gps.

[RallyBob]

Seems to me the issue isn't airflow with a SSD, it'll be fuel distribution. No way you'll get equal amounts of air/fuel to each cylinder.

An EFI intake was designed for dry flow, with the fuel being injected right at the head. It was never designed to distribute fuel equally from the TB location!

[Aardvaark]

Originally Posted by RallyBob Seems to me the issue isn't airflow with a SSD, it'll be fuel distribution. No way you'll get equal amounts of air/fuel to each cylinder. An EFI intake was designed for dry flow, with the fuel being injected right at the head. It was never designed to distribute fuel equally from the TB location!

My take too, Bob.

But it just looks so logical. To me at least.
Guess I just always likes the lookes of the old cross ram Chrysler products.