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![]() Yeah, a carbed motor will be a bit easier and a little less expensive to build, but I'm not sure if I'd trade out an EFI motor for a carbed one. I guess it's like this, if I started out with a EFI, I'd probably build that, if I started out with a carbed motor, I'd build that. If I started from scratch, I'd build a carbed motor. My opinion.
And in general, I'd rather work on and build a carbed motor.
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