its possible, or like I said before its built in to the EFI control unit, since if its just measuring pressure altitude it can be anywhere...

 

jefffoxsr, thanks for the complements. The T-BAP sensor is both hence the name "Temperature and Barometric Air Pressure". That sensor will adjust for both temp and altitude.

 

if it lists it as a t-map sensor it should be a speed density system. should be monitoring absolute pressure and vacuam in the manifold and compensating fuel. I could be confused though, I've gotten out of the whole street racer thing for 4 wheelers.


I f anyone is interested I have an HKS AFC map sensor controller whihc allows you to adjust the fuel mixture rich or lean with the turn of a screw.

 

Its T-BAP not T-MAP.

What is this "HKS AFC map sensor controller"? Got any info on it?

 

I can post more when I have the box. its designed for map or maf sensor fuel controls for cars. bascially it wires inline to a map-maf sensor and allows you to increase or decrease the voltage from the sensor to adjust air to fuel ratio. I picked it up hoping to wire it up on my truck but I can;t seem to trick the computer into not throwing a check engine light.



afc d.

I kind of would like to hang onto it in hopes I will get an 800efi one day, but I get the were would you put it speach from the fiance. lol

who knows I have a bonus check coming and have some space I could build a shed on to keep them out of her sight.

 

Keep in mind the Polaris EFI system does not have a MAP or MAF sensor at all.