lakeboy183
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does anyone know who sells or where i can get an efi kit to put on my 701 superjet. im doing this for a class project but cant seem to find a kit??
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Super Jet here can i get an efi kit for my 701?
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NVJAY775
My home away from home.
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- Gardnerville, Nevada, United States
It would be cool though.
I have built loads of megasquirts. The best one would be a specially designed MS1 which was called 'barebones' and designed for motorbikes (never sold though). It measured about 10x5cm so could be easily installed.
A regular MS1 would also work, but would take up a bit of space.
It would be a piece of piss to do. Two injectors, two throttle bodies.. would be sweet. Little more complicated if you want to install spark control, but not that difficult.
The main headache is finding a fuel pump that is small/efficient enough (ie doesn't draw loads of current).
There is a guy on the MS forum who has it on a couch, it handles the marine environment fine.
Cheers,
andrew
A regular MS1 would also work, but would take up a bit of space.
It would be a piece of piss to do. Two injectors, two throttle bodies.. would be sweet. Little more complicated if you want to install spark control, but not that difficult.
The main headache is finding a fuel pump that is small/efficient enough (ie doesn't draw loads of current).
There is a guy on the MS forum who has it on a couch, it handles the marine environment fine.
Cheers,
andrew
- Location
- Gilbert, AZ
Check this out, it's been done on a Banshee, and is sold as a kit, so I don't see why it can't be done to an SJ.
http://twostrokemotocross.com/2010/09/two-stroke-fuel-injection-is-here-now/#comments
http://twostrokemotocross.com/2010/09/two-stroke-fuel-injection-is-here-now/#comments
Dustin Mustangs
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- Holland, MI
http://www.diyautotune.com/catalog/microsquirt-c-35.html
ps - the fuel pump issue is a big one but there are mechanical ones out there capable of doing the job.
ps - the fuel pump issue is a big one but there are mechanical ones out there capable of doing the job.
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ATS_Aaron
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- Shady Shores, TX
Fuel pump is easy. A Walbro will drop right through the hole in the top of a SJ tank. The stock pickup could easily be converted into a fuel pump holder.
The "hot ticket" would be a fuel surge tank that made sure you never lost fuel pressure.
Aaron
The "hot ticket" would be a fuel surge tank that made sure you never lost fuel pressure.
Aaron
Dustin Mustangs
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- Holland, MI
I was more concerned with the 10 or so amps needed to drive one.
- Location
- Gilbert, AZ
Somebody's efi SJ
NVJAY775
My home away from home.
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- Gardnerville, Nevada, United States
Damm, I wish somebody could make this a reality for us.
NVJAY775
My home away from home.
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- Gardnerville, Nevada, United States
Unfortunately it's all money. That being said lol... Is there some type of (sealed) generator / alternator that could be mounted to the coupler area?
edit: Sucks that it would take a couple ponies to run it. Just throwin it out there.
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jetski9010
Team RTYD
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- Lancaster PA
what if you went with a mechanical fuel pump driven off the flywheel like the MRD injection kits used?
Fuel pressure would be unreliably variable.
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- detroit MI
i started looking into it for my 750sx... we did it on a banshee with a 44mm carb gutted to be throttle body, a fuel pump out of a newer couch (cant remember which one) and a microsquirt. god is it nice to never have to tune the thing. im def going to do it to my 750 at some point just got other things on my plate first.