carb vs. efi
Tom Cloud
cloud at peaches.ph.utexas.edu
Fri Sep 12 18:34:03 GMT 1997
he'p me out here .... have a friend that's a died-in-the-wool
Holley carb fan and thinks I've made a big mistake going to efi
(I'm not racing)
He's an engineer, has worked as a mechanic, owned a speed shop
and raced for a number of years, so I regard his opinion.
He argues that no top racer (NHRA is his game) runs efi. I admit
that's probably right, but the reason isn't because it's not better,
but rather that it's too danged difficult to change at the
track ....
what do the Formula 1 guys (and others) do ??
Like I say, he'p me here ....
- he says he feels the carb gives better atomization -- and I
can see that a constant fuel flow rather than pulsations might
(though the pulsations are at high pressure)
- the efi gives better fuel control, I'd think, though that may
not be important for racing
- clearly port injection gives better fuel distribution -- but,
at 8 to 12 k does it matter ??
???? anyone ??
Tom Cloud
Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're NOT out to get you !!
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