Super Sniper EFI - Supports up to 1250 HP

Looking to convert your blow thru carbureted turbo engine to EFI? Look no further than Holley for the Super Sniper 4150 EFI systems featuring 8, 100LB/HR Fuel Injectors capable of supporting up to 1250 HP on forced induction or dry nitrous applications. Is your combination not producing that much horsepower? No problem, Holley also offers a 650 HP four injector version for lower horsepower applications with a power adder or someone just needing additional sensor inputs. Did we mention the Super Sniper also has full nitrous control built-in? That’s right, no need for a separate nitrous controller! Every Super Sniper EFI system also comes with a USB to CAN tuning cable, as well as free downloadable Sniper EFI Software to give you unlimited control of your engine.

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[SCmaro]

I would have bought the 1200hp version of the Super Sniper on the spot if it could make 1000HP on E85, even if it costs a little more.

[BBCMONTE]

On the current sniper/stealth 4150, can you buy the 650hp version and upgrade later by adding injectors or is it a different throttle body?

[ss_jasonlsx]

What would be the ideal ignition system for this for sbc?

[mallanac]

Have you solved your dual plane intake manifold problem or do your EFIs still ONLY work with single plane intake manifolds?

[Moparmaga-]

My big block stroker is n/a & should hit 750 hp, what do you have for me. 650hp is to small. Is super sniper what I need ?

[sheldonroberts]

could you run this in conjunction with dominator efi as an additional injectors for higher boost settings?

[IROCZman]

I have been wondering something similar for a while/.... if I were to build a 550 (flywheel) horsepower engine and want to run a 150 wet shot (non progressive controlled), just the wet shot, I wouldnt need the 8 injector super sniper right? The power level would be around 700, but the sniper setup would not need to pump the extra fuel because the fuel would be controlled/delivered by the wet shots fuel solenoid... so wouldn't I be fine with just using the 4 injector style super sniper? it is for a street car and may very seldom use the nitrous (only track days) so with the engine living at 550 hp the smaller super sniper would be just fine.. and still would/should be fine with that 150 wet shot, since it will be delivered through the plate which is below the super sniper and working/flowing independently ?? I have been wondering this for a while now, and with my enine build project begining net winter, I would like to know in advance, does the 650 hp capability of the supersniper count as N/A or is that with the wet shot? I would assume that the wet shot flow and power would be separately rated and not included in the super snipers capability.

[circuskills]

Does the standard sniper 650 kit support nitrous? Wet or dry?

[mattcicero]

Replying tom my problem with your product would be good hmmmm but works good when working lol

[claymadewell]

Can you run this with the MSD powergrid?

[gtkid]

Sucks u cant change injectors so now im either going to have to stay where i am or buy a whole new one.

[will]

Are we talking wheel hp or motor hp??? I'm right at the line motor but not wheel