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Hmmm.More possibilities........ Thanks for the post! "....the whole world , Chico. And everything in it." David V. Nelson 1969 Fastback FI (no matter what!) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Martinez, Leon B Civ 203" <leon.martinez@navy.mil> To: <type3@vwtype3.org> Sent: Monday, December 01, 2003 4:31 PM Subject: Re: [T3] Injector interchangability? > > All this talk about injection got me thinking and remembering about a Baja squareback racer 2 years ago > the guy who had the racer was selling it for 3000 down in Mexico , , he told me he had frankensiened the > D-jet EFI , he had turbo on it and custom made the runners and throttle body , since the car was a 2300 , > he put the green porshe/volvo/mercedes injectors, mercedes brain, (cuz of big heatsinks and mixture adjustment > ) internally modified the pressure sensor to move mechanically in a wider range , take one apart you can > see the adjustments and the springplates.He told me that the PS only cared about vacume, the key was > vacume for the sensor at the intake behind the throat , fuel pressure was the same. He told me that the > original runners were really not the problem at all , he demonstrated a giant chrysler engine (8L )that had > a tiney tiney carb like thos big vw ones on his monaco . He told me that air velocity would suffer at > high speeds because the throttle body intake was barely enough for a bigger engine at higher engine speeds . > He told me all engines with different cams and airflow designs would make the task of adapting the D-jet > efi difficult , each engine had to be set up differently and yes you need an air/fuel ratio meter or exaust > analyzer to make the adaption correct for slow medium and high speeds. Possibly adjustment of the PS > may be required for the mixture but one must check the entire RPM range to see if the internals of the > PS is set up for the engine, different bellows have different pressures , they have numbers on them , > spring plate stiffness and adjustments may take a long time to get right , writing data down at every change will ensure > that you do not repeat mistakes . Some PS have just the bellow others ahve a bellow plate that > is part of the enrichment circuit on the brains newer than the c brain , when this ps is placed on the c brain that > uses the throttle switch with the enrichment circuit , you get a very enriched throttle pump action , > kind of like drilling the throttle squirter in a car. > > The hard part is making the engine work properly at all speeds, usually big engines have big cams and > different toys attached to it, like bigger ported heads , vacume characteristics change and the main thing > is to get the PS to use it properly and dinamically or your car will run like a dog , kind of like a carbed > engine with a big cam . > > The system only lengthens the time of of injection of the injectors , the injectors have a flow characteristic that > is pretty wide and uniform , the brain only does what the PS tells it , lengthen the injection time . > > I have frankenstiened my efi a bit and works beautifully except for the melting plugs , but it took months of > trying to get every speed and condition corrected. It purrs and runs very smooth . > > I am building a 2100 right now and it will have to adapt a D-jet system to it , ithink later I will turbo it , I have the > turbo but the exhuast system will have to be custom made , I will see what I use for a throttle body.. Still in the > junk stage for the 67 fasty , engine in peices machined by rimco . > > LEON MARTINEZ > > > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > List info at http://www.vwtype3.org/list | mailto:gregm@vwtype3.org >