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Why I Converted My 1979 Volvo 245 From Fuel Injection To Carburetion

This Swedish brick's previous owner ditched the original K-Jet carb for a Holley EFI. Here's why that was a bad call, and why I didn't go back to the K-Jet.

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JalopnikLean L·4h ago
Why I Converted My 1979 Volvo 245 From Fuel Injection To Carburetion
This Swedish brick's previous owner ditched the original K-Jet carb for a Holley EFI. Here's why that was a bad call, and why I didn't go back to the K-Jet.
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