fuel injection with out computer
fuel injection with out computer
To me it seems that the computer is whats holding us back.Why not un hook it,run a hot wire to the injectors and use your oxygen with a meter to see if it is rich or lean?What i am getting at is running bigger injectors on any motor,esp.after market like a Holley pro with a 4bb intake.The injectors only need voltage to spray and a fuel pump to pump fuel.Then use a meter to check richness or lean.Is this a crazy idea or can it be done.If so think of the possiblities.
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The computer controls the injectors. Without it, you dont have EFI.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Tas:
If you hotwire the injectors to some kind of device that measures Oxygen and compensates for it then I believe that would be another type of computer. It computes things
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If you hotwire the injectors to some kind of device that measures Oxygen and compensates for it then I believe that would be another type of computer. It computes things
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Z28Maniac:
Exactly!
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Exactly!
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Dude, you need to read up on how your engine works. The computer is not what is holding your engine back, its the mechanical components like the cam and heads. The computer is fine.
ODB, those books are great. I bought volume 1 and 2 and have read both. They Reaffirmed my first thoughts about how a tbi should be built. Thank you so much.
ODB, those books are great. I bought volume 1 and 2 and have read both. They Reaffirmed my first thoughts about how a tbi should be built. Thank you so much.
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LoL, Isn't it Called Carberaution?
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There is nothing wrong with the computer. Without it you wouldn't have EFI, you wouldn't have WOT combinsations. The computer also uses more than just the oxygen sensor. It uses the IAT, knock, and water temp to control the injectors. If you did it mechanically it would be called a carb. Advantages of EFI is they take into lots of considerations and self correct so you don't have too keep tuning. The computer is great, the chip is okay, the cam, the heads, exhaust, and intake manifold are what's the problem. Replace them and reprogram the chip and there is no problem.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by The ODB:
no it isn't
not even close</font>
no it isn't
not even close</font>
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by jase:
to the other dude,I know how my car works and yes the computer does hold it back.Why do think there is a tech article on proms? A carb with the stock stuff would get better performance but suffer fuel milage.</font>
to the other dude,I know how my car works and yes the computer does hold it back.Why do think there is a tech article on proms? A carb with the stock stuff would get better performance but suffer fuel milage.</font>
what we were trying to say is, the computer is not the WORST part of the l03. the larger problems with the engine are the heads exhaust and cam.
btw, welcome to thirdgen.
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by snflupigus:
the prom is not the computer. technically. but i dont want to be stupid.
what we were trying to say is, the computer is not the WORST part of the l03. the larger problems with the engine are the heads exhaust and cam.
btw, welcome to thirdgen.</font>
the prom is not the computer. technically. but i dont want to be stupid.
what we were trying to say is, the computer is not the WORST part of the l03. the larger problems with the engine are the heads exhaust and cam.
btw, welcome to thirdgen.</font>
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