I'm trying to convert my GMC 350 throttle body fuel injected motor to a carburetor. Do I have to change the heads also? Or can I just swap the intake manifolds and be alright?

Asked by PiperBarton Feb 15, 2015 at 10:47 AM about the 1975 Chevrolet Nova

Question type: Car Customization

I'm taking the motor out of my '92
GMC Yukon and putting it in my '75
Nova..... If that information helps at
all

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dodgecummings answered 9 years ago

You only have to remove your fuel injection throttle body . Replace it with your intake manifold /carburetor.. change out your distributor as well ..make sure you disconnect your ECM computer cause you no longer well use the computer .

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Rick answered 6 years ago

WRONG. need to get a special intake fi and carb heads are diff

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