Mechanical fuel injection - forum talks

Started 3 weeks ago (2009-11-08 02:37:00) by suprant0010

Let me start by saying, im working on an experimental project...For this project i need a method of fuel delivery... EFI is not an option, too expensive and complex to get a working system together I could use a carburetor, but it does not suite my application very well and will yield poor results... So that leaves me at some type of mechanical system...I have limited knowledge of...

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RE: Mechanical Fuel Injection

Started 2 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-11-11 23:18:00) by Maverick2664

Re: Mechanical Fuel Injection thanks for clarifying... that sounds just like what my boss tried to explain to me, but like i said i was lost about halfway through lol gas engines are more my forte

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Anyone ever run mechanical fuel injection?

Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago (2009-10-14 22:00:00) by Fooshizn1x

Just wonder if anyone ever ran or still runs mechanical fuel injection?? Hillborn? Enderle? Crower? would be pretty bitchen to see some stacks sticking out the hood of an old EB...

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RE: Anyone ever run mechanical fuel injection?

Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago (2009-10-15 21:07:00) by 67ster

2x on the Kinsler efi retro. and others are doing the efi thing on stack Hilborns for early ,middle and late Hemis. It can also be applied to bug,bird and buzzard catchers using either a blower or tunnel ram. There are several reasons that top fuel and funny cars aren't using it it the tremendous fuel flow required and NHRA rules mandate an air powered logic computer instead of electronic in the...

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WTB - Pre heat tube/missing the mechanical fuel injection heat riser. (SSI)

Started 3 months ago (2009-08-30 09:39:00) by 911IRL Registered User

WTB - Pre heat tube/missing the mechanical fuel injection heat riser. (SSI) My 72T has relatively new SSI heater boxes but I've been told that that are the wrong ones / missing the mechanical fuel injection heat riser. Does anyone have these parts - sorry dont have part number but maybe also known as flapper box or pre heat tube ...

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A mechanical pump good enough for fuel injection

Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago (2009-10-15 08:06:00) by Stg1Regal

I read an article in one of my mags about a cam driven mechanical fuel pump good enough to run fuel injection systems and support up to 1,500 hp! The website www.racepumps.com I sent him a e-mail asking if he does any for Buicks, ya know for our 455's, 350's even the V6 turbo guys...this is his response Quote: From: HCSengineering@aol.com ...

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PORSCHE 72 - 73 911E Mechanical FI Injection fuel pump

Started 2 months ago (2009-09-29 12:46:00) by 911 JIM

PORSCHE 72 - 73 911E Mechanical FI Injection fuel pump with STACKS, LINKAGE, FUEL LINES / MAKE OFFER / NO EMAILS / PLEASE CALL 661 312 8865 (SO CAL)

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Re: Running Mechanical Fuel Injection on the Street??

Started 1 month, 4 weeks ago (2009-09-30 22:48:00) by KrisKustomPaint

Quote: Originally Posted by GlenC Here's the homepage for the Lucas Mechanical fuel injection systems used on racing and street cars in the 60's and 70's. I know it's not Hillborn, but it does have all the information on successful mechanical injectors running on the street. http://www.lucasinjection.com/ Cheers, Glen....

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RE: Sweet let us know and send pics! What are the dimentions for the radiator? I've eyeballing some of the...

Started 2 months ago (2009-09-26 13:13:00) by WhiteDart

Sweet let us know and send pics! What are the dimentions for the radiator? I've eyeballing some of the older Audi 80 and 90s with the mechanical fuel injection and theres is pretty freakin narrow.

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RE: Today is Wednesdy and it sounds like we have a bitch reply going ( I like It ) well...

Started 2 months ago (2009-09-23 20:22:00) by gambone

Today is Wednesdy and it sounds like we have a bitch reply going ( I like It ) well it would take along time to get any one up to speed on ele vs mechanical fuel injection so lets not fight over it. What it realy came down to is that it could be pulled from a juk yard and trans planted with little problems and dues I have a system that cost 50$ or less and doesn't need a lap top to tage along....

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