hilborn injection

[92ranger18]

I know what you guys are thinking hilborn on a v8 ranger well its gonna be an experiment on a spare and if it works out i will probably put it on the ranger. heres what i was thinking. come from the tank to an electric fuel pump through a filter then to a vacuum controled fuel preasure regulator then to a 3 way ball valve so when at idle it bypasses most of the fuel back to the tank then to a distribution block to the nozzles. the vacuum FPR is to increase fuel preasure when vacuum changes under acceleration it ups the fuel preasure. For intak i was thinking a fuel injection lower intake and using four small TBs. what doyou guys think about it. i know its alot for a beginning post but its been on my mind for awhile. ive searched but came up with no good leads for street use

 

[wr250rdr]

There is a good reason for not finding a lot on street use. Hilborn stacks are pretty much made for walking the big end. A lot like tunnel ram intakes and high rise manifolds. They arnt really designed for street-ability and daily driving.

Also most people will cut a hole in the hood to make clearance and to show the stacks off and a lot of crap has the tendency to fall into them and into your intake. A buddy of mine had them on his 66 mustang in high school and someone dropped a penny in each stack and it made for a nice rebuild and intake swap.

 

[armadillon]

Welcome to TRS! Couple of things I notice. Are you asking a question or telling us what you're planning on your spare Ranger? Also if you could break up your post with some indentation it'll help us out a bit. Otherwise it's just BLAM in your face!

 

[armadillon]

Nm I saw where you said "Whatdyall think" but I can't edit on Tapatalk

 

[92ranger18]

Sorry for the way i wrote it, I was in a hurry. Im asking if you guys think it will work the way I described it. Also if there is anything you guys think i will need to add to it or take away from it please share your thoughts and knowledge. I just like experimenting with things like this. Plus I like the cool factor of saying i built it from scratch, if you know what I mean.