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#22
i would say efi also, only con to it is like mentioned before the trail repairs, but if done right you shouldnt need to repair on the trail like you would with a carb :P and also its good to see many military members, i did 3 deployments myself before getting out, ever do any events for wounded warrior?
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#24
James,
I have been looking at that setup before. Did you pick it up used or new? Is that for your 440 or 360? It looks like the 360 setup I have seen. Here is a link to F&B Throttle Bodies they are the company I saw that might have made it.
I was at Anaconda from Apr-Oct 04.
Ryan, I have been out twice with WWP. For some reason they don't do a lot out here on the west coast and they seen to have lost my email again.
I have been looking at that setup before. Did you pick it up used or new? Is that for your 440 or 360? It looks like the 360 setup I have seen. Here is a link to F&B Throttle Bodies they are the company I saw that might have made it.
I was at Anaconda from Apr-Oct 04.
Ryan, I have been out twice with WWP. For some reason they don't do a lot out here on the west coast and they seen to have lost my email again.
Last edited by Wildman4x4nut; 12-16-2014 at 09:16 AM.
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Op I look forward to hearing your op's on that 6pac setup.
Done right?? Neither system is infallible.
Things one would have to carry with them to service an efi/mpi system.
CKPS, Cam sensor, PCM, Fuel pump, 8 injectors anyone of these parts can fail without notice none whatsoever. If you have an aftermarket pcm you might want to take your laptop with you as well.
Tools needed to diag scanner of some flavor.
Cost of said parts to carry.
ckps $80
cam sensor $65
pcm $400
fuel pump $300
8 injectors $100-$300
replacement fuel lines ????
Approx $950 thats a lot of cash to have banging around in the back of your truck.
ease to repair easy to hard after you figure it out.
Carb parts to carry
Carb rebuild kit about $15
fuel pump $20-$100
bits of rubber hose $10
I'll go on the high side and say $200
Ease to repair 1
i would say efi also, only con to it is like mentioned before the trail repairs, but if done right you shouldnt need to repair on the trail like you would with a carb :P and also its good to see many military members, i did 3 deployments myself before getting out, ever do any events for wounded warrior?
Things one would have to carry with them to service an efi/mpi system.
CKPS, Cam sensor, PCM, Fuel pump, 8 injectors anyone of these parts can fail without notice none whatsoever. If you have an aftermarket pcm you might want to take your laptop with you as well.
Tools needed to diag scanner of some flavor.
Cost of said parts to carry.
ckps $80
cam sensor $65
pcm $400
fuel pump $300
8 injectors $100-$300
replacement fuel lines ????
Approx $950 thats a lot of cash to have banging around in the back of your truck.
ease to repair easy to hard after you figure it out.
Carb parts to carry
Carb rebuild kit about $15
fuel pump $20-$100
bits of rubber hose $10
I'll go on the high side and say $200
Ease to repair 1
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#28
How often do you think carbs mess up and need adjusting/cleaning? Keep the fuel clean going to it and a clean air filter on it and they don't need much messing with. Carbs are still in use today in the marine field and many more area's, I sure don't want a efi/mpi marine motor unless I have a spare parts list like above with me at all times.
Moving on.
Moving on.
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Done right?? Neither system is infallible.
Things one would have to carry with them to service an efi/mpi system.
CKPS, Cam sensor, PCM, Fuel pump, 8 injectors anyone of these parts can fail without notice none whatsoever. If you have an aftermarket pcm you might want to take your laptop with you as well.
Tools needed to diag scanner of some flavor.
Cost of said parts to carry.
ckps $80
cam sensor $65
pcm $400
fuel pump $300
8 injectors $100-$300
replacement fuel lines ????
Approx $950 thats a lot of cash to have banging around in the back of your truck.
ease to repair easy to hard after you figure it out.
Carb parts to carry
Carb rebuild kit about $15
fuel pump $20-$100
bits of rubber hose $10
I'll go on the high side and say $200
Ease to repair 1
Things one would have to carry with them to service an efi/mpi system.
CKPS, Cam sensor, PCM, Fuel pump, 8 injectors anyone of these parts can fail without notice none whatsoever. If you have an aftermarket pcm you might want to take your laptop with you as well.
Tools needed to diag scanner of some flavor.
Cost of said parts to carry.
ckps $80
cam sensor $65
pcm $400
fuel pump $300
8 injectors $100-$300
replacement fuel lines ????
Approx $950 thats a lot of cash to have banging around in the back of your truck.
ease to repair easy to hard after you figure it out.
Carb parts to carry
Carb rebuild kit about $15
fuel pump $20-$100
bits of rubber hose $10
I'll go on the high side and say $200
Ease to repair 1
You know as well as I do that you don't have to carry all those parts with you. If you have done proper maintenance on your vehicle the likelihood of half that stuff failing is questionable. If you're really worried about it 2-3 injectors, spare pcm? And I can buy them used for $125. Crank sensor sure, cam sensor? Fuel Lines? Maybe some high pressure hose and 6 hose clamps. Now for a fuel pump? How you going to change it on the trail?
Stuff happens to both systems now and then and you just have to come home on the other end of a push strap. But I have had these carbs that are suppose to run off-road and they do better than a stock carb. I know all the tricks too but I'll take FI any day over a carb. If your idea of off-roading is driving down and easy trail then yes a carb will work, but if it is rock crawling or the like then you'd better have fuel injection.
This debate can go on until all of us are to old to type and we all will never agree. As long as you are doing what you want to your rig then GO for IT!!
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ckps trigger; sensor works in combination with the cam sensor. Yes I have a spare
cam sensor; triggers the injectors so yes part of the fuel system, I have a spare.
pcm; receives input signals and sends signals out this is needed to run the fuel system and the truck, yes I have a spare.
fuel pump; simple, yes I have a spare.
8 injectors, I do not have spares of these.
replacement fuel lines, I do not have the main line.
I forgot to add TPS, Map, IAC these can also bring it down and yes I have spares of these as well.
I can bash new tech very easy, just on time spent in the shop and how much easier the old tech is to work on. All those trails that are how old they were ran with carbed rigs right and it was done.
Has efi/mpi made advancements/things more possible in the off road world, marine world hell yeah. I don't think a carbed motor will run upside down (sans oiling issues lol).
Setting carbs, jetting carbs, figuring out timing curves, setting valve lash "tinkering" I love to do, efi/mpi is boring lol.
I am done lol.
cam sensor; triggers the injectors so yes part of the fuel system, I have a spare.
pcm; receives input signals and sends signals out this is needed to run the fuel system and the truck, yes I have a spare.
fuel pump; simple, yes I have a spare.
8 injectors, I do not have spares of these.
replacement fuel lines, I do not have the main line.
I forgot to add TPS, Map, IAC these can also bring it down and yes I have spares of these as well.
I can bash new tech very easy, just on time spent in the shop and how much easier the old tech is to work on. All those trails that are how old they were ran with carbed rigs right and it was done.
Has efi/mpi made advancements/things more possible in the off road world, marine world hell yeah. I don't think a carbed motor will run upside down (sans oiling issues lol).
Setting carbs, jetting carbs, figuring out timing curves, setting valve lash "tinkering" I love to do, efi/mpi is boring lol.
I am done lol.