what efi parts are these and can i use them on my 360 magnum
you need:
throttle position sensor
manifold vacuum sensor
manifold air temperature sensor
the last sensor thing you need is a tach signal to run.
water temp is nice then you may add warmup enrichment and such.
idle air controller is surely nice to control idle when cold.
its a nice package if you go aftermarked ecu.
sensor type is no problem on most ecu as you calibrate them to min and max. stepper idle motor is usually supported.
its WAY less hassle to run a carb! you need MUCH more time to get a good result with injection if you dont have done it before, but its better in the end! much more drivable, even the better half may take a spin without pumping and flooding and chocking and clearing and stalling... have a nice day!
Thanks I will have a look at them. I was hoping to run the Haltech as its for sale just down the road but will check out megasquirt 1st. Is there a way to work out what HP these injectors will support?
Here is a better pic You can see the throttle body is a RPM brand but has nothing else on it. I have no idea what cfm it is. It has a couple of sensors on it. One looks to be a Throttle position sensor and the other seem to be hooked up to a vacuum port that comes out the top and bottom of the throttle body.
Then it sits on a spacer which also has a sensor. Is it a mass air flow sensor? It will be under the butterflies.
you need:
throttle position sensor
manifold vacuum sensor
manifold air temperature sensor
the last sensor thing you need is a tach signal to run.
water temp is nice then you may add warmup enrichment and such.
idle air controller is surely nice to control idle when cold.
its a nice package if you go aftermarked ecu.
sensor type is no problem on most ecu as you calibrate them to min and max. stepper idle motor is usually supported.
its WAY less hassle to run a carb! you need MUCH more time to get a good result with injection if you dont have done it before, but its better in the end! much more drivable, even the better half may take a spin without pumping and flooding and chocking and clearing and stalling... have a nice day!