Buster Hymen
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Well, since going to the "dark side" for sucking in fuel, I thought there should be a sub forum for it for those that have thought about going to EFI. :biglaugh:
Not too sure where I got this link to make CV carbs into throttle bodies for EFI using the Megasquirt system and other parts: http://roadstercycle.com/yamaha_vmax_fuel_injector_cv_car.htm
I have been working 10-12 hour days for the last month so I won't have much time for awhile.I do love my new job though!Even peed a little when I saw my first months paycheck!
I have been contemplating using the kit from the link I posted and seeing just how economical it could be to assemble a complete kit. Then it would have to be "polished" up to make it neat and tidy to package for sale. I really like the idea of using the stock carb bodies and converting them to throttle bodies. My only question would be, would one close the Vboost ports, leave them wide open, or could the system be made to function with it operational? It is certain that much testing and tuning would be required, but if a system could be made that you don't have to mortgage your house or sell a kid to buy.........:eusa_dance:
Do you have the link for ebay? Looks kinda low quality from that pic.
there is this guy selling a manifold for a 4bbl carb on ebay. Instead of using a 4bbl like he's got on the manifold.
How about using a throttle body injection unit like whats on the earlier 3.8-6cyl fords and gm and use the megasquirt setup to control it?
According to that link, he was at $1200 and still had to buy throttle bodies and machine manifolds.
The electronics to me seem to be the greatest challenge.
Without a cam position sensor the EFI has to be a "batch" process where all injectors fire at the same time, which is actually ok.
but how many "universal" controllers are there that will do the job?
You've gotta have
Throttle position sensor, Vaccum sensor, RPM input, and cam position sensor( for a sequential system)
And then the tuning starts... a risky process if you don't know what your doing and fry a motor from too lean conditions.........
An A/F monitor, or better yet a closed loop system that will regulate things except for when in WOT mode would be perfect....
A closed loop system that can learn what to do at any given time with only an A/F number dialed in is pretty sweet, which is what Wildbro is doing with their "premium" setup..
Wildbros closed loop system with ready to go maps and Vmax specific support doesn't sound so bad after all..although $$$$$$$$$
Wish it was cheaper,
Hope someone on here has the time and money to figure this all out,