Anyone taken the fuel injection out?
plus, if you do the fuel injection to carb conversion, you'll need to have a fuel pressure regulator in line from the tank to the engine. It'll have to be lowered down to around 4-5 PSI because stock magnum engines make 39 PSI from the fuel pump, which will flood a carb the second you turn the key on. Also, magnum engines don't have a slot in the engine to hook up a mechanical fuel pump to the engine.
They are correct. I am actively doing this conversion (3.9l TBI to 5.9l Carb), but it is something that "I am doing" and wouldn't recommend it just for the sake of not having a computer. The ECU is better unless you have a goal, and then it (the ECU) is better for power adders later. I am deleting the ECU because I am a little older than most and am more comfortable with them. I do not, however mind changing the sensors and such, but I am a nitrous guy, and I wanted a little old school for my truck.



