hey all question about a series efi what did u use and how did u make it work?

Jenvey quads, Wolf3D, Commodore HP fuel pump, surge tank. Easy

These Jevney quads you speak of, what are they?
Edit : i found their web page at
jenvy

The plan for mine was a custom manifold, with a single throttle body. similar to a factory setup. The throttle body at 90' to the runners and injectors. This would also give the best setup for intercooling.

If you went multi TB setup then you would need some sort of plenum before the TBs to allow for a single connection point to come from the intercooler. With that in mind, intercooled setups would have to be single TB setups, but on the other hand a multi setup would look awsome!!!

From what I have read, the performace gain from multi tb setups arnt significant, and more to do with throttle response than overall HP gain

The jenvey quads are webber pattern so they will bolt onto a webber manifold. You could build a plenum chamber and still have your intercooler. Yes they are much better for throttle response, I supose it depends on your application. If your racing ITB's are definatley the go.

To get an overview on the topic, see wiki - EFI

ok basically standard a14 efi looks like C*** lol
so my plan is twin webber sidedraught with custom plenum single throttle body an mpfi
maybe microtech still deciding
fuel system can run an sr20 so it dont worry me motor will handle around 20psi maybe more (well probably more hahaha)
front mount i still want to use and i might be decking it out making it lighter inside while retaingin granny spec appearance
what do you's think?

I think it will look GREAT! And that it will cost you about $3,500.

nah not that much maybe half if that
hit a stump though the twin sidedraught manifold is too long so have to compensate with using factory manifold and work a way around it

Megasquirt is the answer to all of your problems. I've injected a car with it for only $250 using boneyard parts.

I have been tempted to look at a megasquirt, but that requires the ability to do electronic stuff, and thats not for everyone, let alone someone like me who is not that flash with the solder.