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Old65C10 · 08-11-2019, 09:54 PM

To be honest, I sold my carbed 84 Chevy K30 and bought the 90 Suburban. The only difference I noticed is that the EFI truck I just turn the key and it starts, the 84 I had the pump the gas 3-4 times to get the 454 to start. Once running and driving the 2 trucks drove about the same. A properly tuned carburated truck will run and drive just fine.
I have owned very few fuel injected vehicles, out of the 138 vehicles I have owned, less than 15 have been EFI.

08-11-2019, 09:54 PM	#59
Old65C10 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2018 Location: Selah Wa Posts: 68	Re: Daily Driving a Square Suburban To be honest, I sold my carbed 84 Chevy K30 and bought the 90 Suburban. The only difference I noticed is that the EFI truck I just turn the key and it starts, the 84 I had the pump the gas 3-4 times to get the 454 to start. Once running and driving the 2 trucks drove about the same. A properly tuned carburated truck will run and drive just fine. I have owned very few fuel injected vehicles, out of the 138 vehicles I have owned, less than 15 have been EFI.