My son was here on the 2nd of April and told me he really liked the Sniper EFI system on this engine he built.
Installation of the Sniper EFI system process
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not sure you can see it from the handheld, but if you use the software from holley you will find a learn table which shows the changes the system makes to the base fuel map. This is an old one from my El Camino.
Here is what you had before.
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Here is what you have now
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Take the screw and nut off your carburetor and put in the same place on your sniper
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Here is a photo of how I have my cruise control attached to my carburetor, if putting it in the same place as before doesn't work, you should be able to do something similar to what I have done. I used the wire loop from my kit too loop around the throttle stud.
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Here is what you have now
Take the screw and nut off your carburetor and put in the same place on your sniper
Here is a photo of how I have my cruise control attached to my carburetor, if putting it in the same place as before doesn't work, you should be able to do something similar to what I have done. I used the wire loop from my kit too loop around the throttle stud.
The Rostra and the Dakota Digital are the same thing. I have Dakota Digital.
I'll take your word for it not working in that hole as it looks like plenty of clearance in the photo.
Remove the ball chain currently on the cruise control, don't lose it.
In the installation kit is a wire with a ball on one end and a loop on the other.
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Put the ball in the little pull chain barrel fitting on the cruise control end
Take the throttle cable off the stud
Put the loop over the stud
Put the throttle cable back on the stud and over the loop.
I like to put a zip tie around the cruise control loop cable and the end of the throttle cable, not too tight, look at the photo of my setup.
You may need to tweak your bracket some to get the pull length and angle correct.
I'll take your word for it not working in that hole as it looks like plenty of clearance in the photo.
Remove the ball chain currently on the cruise control, don't lose it.
In the installation kit is a wire with a ball on one end and a loop on the other.
Put the ball in the little pull chain barrel fitting on the cruise control end
Take the throttle cable off the stud
Put the loop over the stud
Put the throttle cable back on the stud and over the loop.
I like to put a zip tie around the cruise control loop cable and the end of the throttle cable, not too tight, look at the photo of my setup.
You may need to tweak your bracket some to get the pull length and angle correct.
Thank you very much for your help, it's much appreciated.
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Here's what my cable and ball chain looks like. I have a longer ball chain I can use. Where would I get a cable at? I just had a thought if I could find a bigger loop with the fitting that connects on the ball chain, that might work also.
Here's what my cable and ball chain looks like. I have a longer ball chain I can use. Where would I get a cable at? I just had a thought if I could find a bigger loop with the fitting that connects on the ball chain, that might work also.
250-2214 Universal Parts Package
The Cruise Control Store has cruise control kits available for a wide range of vehicle models, along with universal parts to improve compatibility.
www.thecruisecontrolstore.com
Maybe Summit will price match it.
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