How much does it cost to convert to EFI?
Usually a replacement Fuel Injection Pressure Regulator will cost about $40-$200 depending on your car model. Installing it at a professional garage will cost about $50-$100. Just by installing it yourself, you have saved yourself about $200.
How much does a 351 Cleveland engine cost?
A bare 351C block and crank (nothing else) goes for over $500. A complete running engine at least $1200. The 4V heads alone would go for $300 -500 for open chamber.
Can I convert my motorcycle to fuel injection?

Modern motorcycles have computer controlled fuel injectors. You can also convert an older motorcycle into a fuel injection system with motorcycle fuel injection conversion kits. Injection kits allow you to remove that troublesome carb and add fuel efficient and effective fuel injection.
Does EFI improve performance?
Maintain optimal engine performance. Engines that use EFI systems often provide a higher torque than carbureted engines. EFI systems can optimize power, ignition timing, and air to fuel ratios across different engine speeds to promote consistent performance.
How much horsepower does a Ford 351 Cleveland engine have?

330 hp
Factory rated at 330 hp at 5,400 rpm, this new engine was the highest output that this engine family would see.
How much horsepower did a 351 Cleveland have?
Horsepower. The 351 was available as a two-barrel which was a basic engine and a four-barrel, or performance, engine. The two-barrel was rated at 240 horsepower while the four-barrel was rated at 285 horsepower.
How do I convert my motorcycle to EFI?
How to Convert a Carbed Motorcycle to EFI
- Remove the rider’s seat.
- Disconnect the throttle linkages and the fuel lines at the carburetors.
- Locate the ignition circuit wire connector in the main wiring harness of the motorcycle.
- Refer to instructions in the EFI kit.
Is fuel injection better than carburetor motorcycle?
Fuel injected motorcycles are hands down are far better than the carburetted motorcycles here. This is because the fuel injection motorcycles continuously change the air-fuel mixture to optimum levels based on the engine and riding parameters.