Przemek, it is not about the length of the manifold to the throttle, and about where to put the nozzle. Nozzle should be directed to the valve. And must be a certain distance from the valve to the nozzles. Usually 3-4 centimeters. Fuel from the jet should have time to spray and should not have time to settle on the wall. it certainly will sooner or later fall into the engine, but the farther from the valve nozzle is, the more problems with the engine cold, more problems with the launch and so on. therefore needs to be clarified, as usually put the nozzle on the cars, the distance from nozzle to nozzle valve and try to position it correctly. that the fuel is not poured on the wall of the reservoir. why do not initially properly if still all done with a 0? then to say, yes, it keeps me live, it prevents the start, because of this pouring candles, motor twitching, and is configured with big problems ? Why abandoned single injection? just because of this problem. atomizer is far from the valve. so why should we initially plan to put four jets (distributed injection) type single injection? we collect in a heap all the shortcomings of the old injection system ... then simply do not fuss, and do, how does a guy with rodstara ... well, one that makes the trike with the injector. if we put the nozzle far, our system does not give any advantage over him. but it brings all its shortcomings. plus problems with the manufacture, cost and so on.