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View Poll Results: What would be your prefered fueling system.
Stock Carb 1 3.23%
Bike Carb 13 41.94%
After Market Carbs ( Twin 40's Etc ) 2 6.45%
Stock Mechanical Injection 1 3.23%
Stock Electronic Injection 6 19.35%
3rd Party Injection 8 25.81%
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Old 11th February 2010, 10:11 PM
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EFI For me

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Will probably start with bike carbs but would like throttle boddies one day.
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Just fitting a 2.0 pinto EFI
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with selectable maps to suit.


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Realy there should be no need for selectable maps.

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What mod have you made to the EFI to fit in the roadster?
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What mod have you made to the EFI to fit in the roadster?
None....
When I get my computa back I'll post a pic.
But I am gong to need a bonnet scoop of some sort to cover the plenum.
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of course the ultimate n/a set up is roller barrel t/bs with fully mapped sequential injection
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Realy there should be no need for selectable maps.
Right, as the Megasquirt manual puts it, the throttle pedal is the map selector.
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