EFI vs carb
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EFI vs carb
with recent carb trouble id really like to hear more about EFI, what are the advantages / disadvantages for each, besides never jetting again lol. for those of you that have it, what do u think of it? Im curious to how it works on the DS, like when shes cold and u usually choke it to warm it up a lil, what do u do for EFI? do u just hit the throttle a lil or will it just calm idle?
any and as much info would be great!
any and as much info would be great!
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EFI vs carb
I think the new KMS EFI is much easier. Don't need to program since it is self learning.
Did you have to change out your ECU Crackerjack? I'm guessing your throttle body was fine?
Can you cange your A/F ratio and let the ECU re-map? Don't know why you would want to but, if you wanted it to run a little leaner or a little richer could you make the change by connecting to it and then let it re-map itself?
Did you have to change out your ECU Crackerjack? I'm guessing your throttle body was fine?
Can you cange your A/F ratio and let the ECU re-map? Don't know why you would want to but, if you wanted it to run a little leaner or a little richer could you make the change by connecting to it and then let it re-map itself?
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EFI vs carb
The change in the system was an ECU upgrade, no change to the throttle body. The reason KMS is pushing for the self learn is exactly the problem listed. He can now send the system across the US and regardless of head work, compression differences it will learn what your system needs and that is the base map. It then adjusts from that point for other factors like weather changes, elevation etc. It adjusts from the base map from 40-60% depending on what you set. I can still hook up the lab top and set it to the rich side of the scale by changing the O2 reading that it is striving to achieve. I do not have the self learning upgrade yet but Majorecho sent his in already to be upgraded. I am waiting to see the results. The current system I am running has a base map and as long as it is within 60% of what I need the system automatically adjusts to optimal mixure. One thing that is still important is the size of your injector. A big bore needs two 160# injectors where I run a 160# and 96# injector on methanol.
With regards to increase power vs. carburation. I would expect an increase in low end torgue due to the immediate fuel available. Some of the carbs with accelerator pumps may achieve this but not most. I am very happy with the present system.
With regards to increase power vs. carburation. I would expect an increase in low end torgue due to the immediate fuel available. Some of the carbs with accelerator pumps may achieve this but not most. I am very happy with the present system.