I am looking for the least complicated set-up that has the most dependability. I would rather stay away from the complications of fuel injection, but will use if it is a must. Is anyone running a Holley Truck Avenger carb. I see their advertisements states that they can run on a 45 deg. incline. Is this true. Any other carbs that will perform on a SBC other than propane. If not, what is a simple fuel injection set-up with good dependability and easily available replacement parts.

From one newbie to another: Delete this thread and search for yourself. You may actually learn something.

QUESTION : least complicated system with the most reliability

ANSWER : propane ..... cheaper then fuel injection and easy as hell to put on. what is your reasoning for not wanting propane ? daily driver?

just my .02

Factory TBI is pretty foolproof and works fine. I love it and will never ever own a wheeler with a carb again. Ever.

quadrajunk as some folks like to call it. I've had one tricked out on my 350 for 12 years and will run laying on its side.Poormans fuel injection There was a article in Petersens 4 wheel afew years back that Rick Pewe' did. Search their archives.

I would recommend a q-jet as well unless you can get over the fear of a TBI (or TPI ).