[Diy_efi] RE: Simple EFI, where is it?

[Bobby Yates Emory]

John,

There is a diy efi kit that is available.  It has been used on one
cylinders up to Ford 460.

It uses a chip - the best I understand it, the programming of that
chip is already done - but you get to change all of the maps you want
to.

It does use some GM components - sensors and connectors.

Website:

http://www.bgsoflex.com/megasquirt.html

Especially see:

http://www.bgsoflex.com/megasquirtspecs.html


This guy seems to be reselling their kit with the addition of the
parts they tell you to order from Digikey.  These auctions have ended,
but he will probably put more on eBay:

http://page.auctions.yahoo.com/auction/92002308

http://page.auctions.yahoo.com/auction/92002180


Bobby

On 1/1/06, John Smith <dirtrider218 at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> OK, I found most of the PC-based stuff on a university FTP server somewhere
> in Cananda, but the 8051 is still MIA as well as the 555 chip info. Upon
> seeing the schematics for the PC method's adapter hardware, I've decided to
> focus on the simpler analog method. Does anyone recommendations for this? I
> need the system to be able to richen the mixture based on manifold
> pressure(turbocharged). It does not need EGO.
>
> Also, if I can do it, I am also considering using an OEM ecu and
> retrofitting it for a single cylinder. Would a GM-based unit be better than
> any other?
>
> >From: "John Smith" Subject: [Diy_efi] Simple EFI, where is it?
> >
> >What happened to Al Lipper's PC-based and 8051-based projects and all the
> >associated files? I know a server problem fragged them or somethingbut
> >didnt
> >someone somewhere have a copy or mirror it?
> >
> >What about a simple 555 chip based injector controller? I saw a few
> >references, but they quickly shifted focus to digital.
>
>
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