Hi ! Just joined the list......
dzorde at aesprodata.com.au
dzorde at aesprodata.com.au
Tue Dec 19 08:39:39 GMT 1995
This is great, common replies to the main system is much easier than
answering everyone seperately.
First of all, for those who don't know, a HQ Monaro (4 door) is
probably the equivalent of a 73' Camaro, in fact I think GMH may have
got a lot of design help from GM.
Anyway, I haven't fitted it yet, but hope to have it all done by mid
Jan 96 (have to wait for my holidays).
I chose the Wolf 3D system, basically because it was cheaper than the
others like Motec, Haltec, Injec, EMC, etc. etc. etc.
They basically all have the same features, fuel mapping, ignition
mapping (usually only on the more expensive versions), throttle
injector cut off when cranking, accelerator enrichment, barometric
pressure compensation, injector current control, air temp
compensation, MAP or TPS sensing, cranking fuel rate, rev limiter,
cold enrichment, staged injection, turbo facility, post start
enrichment, EFI pump shut down.
Basically, unlike most others where a lap top is required to program
the computer, this system has a remote hand piece with 4 line 16 char
LCD and a number of buttons that lets you do all the programming.
Multiple programs can be set up so that you can instantly change to
them while you drive by selecting a new program from the hand piece.
The hand piece can be removed if not required, but it does display a
number of useful things while you drive, RPM, injector pulse width,
air temp, water temp, mixture indicator, throttle position, manifold
vacuum, voltage, etc.
I don't think it is any better than the other brands, apart from the
analogue systems, except that is is cheaper. All the features are
basically the same. I hope this has explained everything.
Dan dzorde at aesprodata.com.au
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Author: diy_efi at coulomb.eng.ohio-state.edu at INTERNET
Date: 19/12/95 10:35 AM
I'm currently building a Chev 350 for a HQ Monaro. After a long
search I came up with the standard TPI system for the 85-89 Camaro's,
not only does this look good, but a 2nd hand system it's a lot cheaper
than any aftermarket system, and its also better than a throttle body
system. All you need is a computer to run it, and there are lots of
those around ranging from AU$800 - AU$2500 depending on what you want.
I chose a AU$1400 system that allows for fuel and ignition mapping
(then I can always change ignition system) from a remote hand piece,
this way its easy to program the system.
All up you can do this for about AU$3000, but if you are in the US you
are laughing since you don't have to pay import duty and freight on
everything. hope I have been of help.
Dan dzorde at aesprodata.com.au
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Author: diy_efi at coulomb.eng.ohio-state.edu at INTERNET
Date: 18/12/95 3:22 PM
Hello everyone. I'm an electriacl engineer and my main hobby is my corvette.
I want to drop fuel injection on it. I haven't looked too much at after market
stuff for this area so what kind of efi kits are out there that are good.
I'm looking for something that is adjustable and that I could re-program
once I get into it a little more. I'd also like to keep it under a couple
of grand.
What are some options?
Thanks in advance for any help.....
jgiles
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