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2500 Spitfire efi
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Hi from The Isle of Skye, Scotland, UK
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Welcome to BCF! You win th prize for the shortest intro! Got pictures?
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Hi, Sorry about the brief intro. My engine is a TR6 unit and I have used the Microsquirt efi unit with modified TR6 manifolds and bosch injectors. I don't have the details to hand but I'll try and attach some photos.welcome - and a very succinct intro for sure.Lovely part of the world to be driving. Is the 2500 engine a GT6 or Dolomite or ??? also what have you used for efi?
Sorry, pics wouldn't upload, files too large?
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A few resized pics. The engine pic is just after fitting efi set up. The installation is a bit tidier now.
