EFI
- sword181
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- sword181
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- Joined: Fri Dec 14, 2007 2:17 pm
Don't think I will mess with the gearing. I live in the mountains and the road climbs 1500 ft. between town and home. I am hoping for a little improvement in mileage but like the tune ability of EFI. I tow the Thing behind my RV and went to the east coast ,sea level. The Thing would barely run.Very lean. I spent and whole day in upstate New York looking for jets. Got home to 5700 ft. and had to do it all over.
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troyp
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- Joined: Mon Dec 24, 2001 12:01 am
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troyp
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alsehendo
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75+ L-Jet is plug and play on 1600 if the parts are all good and all there--good luck. Orange Bently has pretty good writeup. The stock 1600 L-Jet, (like ones in any EFI car), has a non-programmable computer. If you can find a good L-Jet it would be much much cheeper option for stock and they do run very nice.
Megasquirt is made to be tunable to any car. It uses map tables values entered via computer for setting up mixture, (injector opening time), @ different rpm points. Check out EFI section a guy from Mexico sells mexi-efi parts that a lot of people use with megasquirt, like intake manifolds and throttle bodies--they are not L-Jet parts.
http://images.thesamba.com/vw/gallery/pix/361956.jpg
An AS21 case dose not have a fuel pump hole but any case can be blocked off for use with a high pressure electric fuel pump you need for any EFI setup. You also have to run a return line to the tank. One head has a CHT sensor so you would probably have to change a head to use L-Jet
http://www.jamiehenderson.org/vw/fuel_i ... n_head.JPG
Megasquirt is made to be tunable to any car. It uses map tables values entered via computer for setting up mixture, (injector opening time), @ different rpm points. Check out EFI section a guy from Mexico sells mexi-efi parts that a lot of people use with megasquirt, like intake manifolds and throttle bodies--they are not L-Jet parts.
http://images.thesamba.com/vw/gallery/pix/361956.jpg
An AS21 case dose not have a fuel pump hole but any case can be blocked off for use with a high pressure electric fuel pump you need for any EFI setup. You also have to run a return line to the tank. One head has a CHT sensor so you would probably have to change a head to use L-Jet
http://www.jamiehenderson.org/vw/fuel_i ... n_head.JPG