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Injectors and Injector Types

  • 05-10-2006 8:34pm
    #1
    IT Loser
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    Anybody here know anything about Mechanics? I am hoping to pick up something from the USA before too long, something with a Dodge or GM big block in it.

    The thing is, I don't want to use Petrol in it, cos I can't stand Arabs and the Oil Companies. Sorry...just one of those things.

    However, a company called Flex-Tek is making a product called The Flex-Tek Fuel Converter...check this link http://flextek.com/shop.htm

    Apparently, this yoke will allow the user to run his/her engine on petrol, alcohol, OR ANY MIX thereof. Unfortunately, they only appear to offer compatability with Jeep, Chrysler or Dodge engines. {Do not confuse this with a Flex-Fuel Engine proper...this is a piece of kit that allows you to convert a "normal" engine.

    Further, the type of injector the car uses is important, and it must suit one or other of these harness types:http://www.flextek.com/guide/injectors.htm

    And: How do I know if an engine uses multi-port or sequential injection?

    The entire problem could be avoided of course by just getting an old muscle car and drilling out the carb but thats not an option on so many of the newer models which use injection as opposed to carbs.

    I would be grateful for any assistance or suggestions.

    Many thanks.

    TK


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  • #2
    Scober11
    Closed Accounts Posts: 130 ✭✭Scober11


    Did you try posting in the MOTORS section of boards, there is always a few mechanics on there who might be able to help, all us motorsport guys drink petrol on our cornflakes so the toughts of converting to something else, well its just bizzare:D


  • #3
    IT Loser
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,311 ✭✭✭IT Loser


    Scober11 wrote:
    Did you try posting in the MOTORS section of boards, there is always a few mechanics on there who might be able to help, all us motorsport guys drink petrol on our cornflakes so the toughts of converting to something else, well its just bizzare:D


    Ok..but Indy 500 is all Alcohol, no petrol!


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