Electromotive EFI
05-12-2002, 01:36 PM
#41
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Re: Electromotive EFI (BDAZVET)
Sounds good to me. I did not know it was that big of a hassel to convert a dual plane, but then I never gave it much thought either. Good info here!
Here is a question for you guys. I have read that it is not critical to have the injectors pointed at the valve, but I have also read that it is most advantagous to do so. I would have to agree with the latter. What say you?
Here is a question for you guys. I have read that it is not critical to have the injectors pointed at the valve, but I have also read that it is most advantagous to do so. I would have to agree with the latter. What say you?
05-12-2002, 08:54 PM
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Re: Electromotive EFI (Flareside)
Flareside:
Thanks for the link. I like it over there. I`v only been registered about a month, but that site has so much information on it I get dizzy. I posted a question about the Electromotive unit not long ago ( almost the same time as this thread started ) but I did`nt get too many takers. The reason I asked the last question is because there are so many ways to plumb an IR set up and like you, I have gotten different answers.
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Thanks for the link. I like it over there. I`v only been registered about a month, but that site has so much information on it I get dizzy. I posted a question about the Electromotive unit not long ago ( almost the same time as this thread started ) but I did`nt get too many takers. The reason I asked the last question is because there are so many ways to plumb an IR set up and like you, I have gotten different answers.
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05-13-2002, 02:58 AM
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Re: Electromotive EFI (xfactor974)
I have a friend who is an engineer at electromotive. I am currently waiting for a wiring harness for my RX-7 so I don't have to butcher the stock one. (It due out in a couple months).The TECIII is fantastic but not cheap @ 2300.00. There is a new system coming out from a company called AEM. This also is on par with the TEC III but only costs around 1350.00. I'll bet it would also work well in a corvette if the TEC III does. :cheers:
05-13-2002, 09:27 AM
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Re: Electromotive EFI (BDAZVET)
I think he is using FAST EFI. Top milled to fit under the stock hood with drop down base.
Has anybody figured out if the TEC3 supports wideband yet, and what you get for your $2300?
05-13-2002, 09:49 AM
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Re: Electromotive EFI (Flareside)
I only know what is on the web site. I looked the last time you mentioned this but I did not find anything and I have not made any calls yet.
Mr turbo rotary: Where can we find info on this AEM? We are always shopping!
Mr turbo rotary: Where can we find info on this AEM? We are always shopping!
05-13-2002, 01:33 PM
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Re: Electromotive EFI (BDAZVET)
Richard, Try this site http://www.aempower.com/ems.htm I would e-mail them and ask if it would work for your corvette application. :cheers:
