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mike nixon
11-04-2000, 06:51 PM
i've got a customer that is interested in fuel injecting a bbc in a 4x4 truck. he wants a closed loop system for fuel economy and would prefer it to be a multiport unit. does anyone have some info on this? most of the systems i've seen on the market are not closed loop setups. thanks for any input ,mike
btw way, i didn't catch the mispelled word in the topic until it was already posted and too late. /infopop/emoticons/icon_redface.gif
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mike nixon
11-04-2000, 06:51 PM
i've got a customer that is interested in fuel injecting a bbc in a 4x4 truck. he wants a closed loop system for fuel economy and would prefer it to be a multiport unit. does anyone have some info on this? most of the systems i've seen on the market are not closed loop setups. thanks for any input ,mike
btw way, i didn't catch the mispelled word in the topic until it was already posted and too late. /infopop/emoticons/icon_redface.gif
[This message has been edited by mike nixon (edited 11-04-2000).]
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Richard Ohran
11-26-2000, 12:31 PM
At the GMC booth at the Pomona NHRA drags the other week, I talked to a salesman about the RAMJet 502. According to him, even though the RAMJet 502 is still not available as a complete engine, some people are getting them by buying the RAMJet fuel injection and the 502 engine separately. So, apparently, you could get that injection unit. 'Don't know the particulars on it, but I'll bet it is a closed loop system, and the injection computer is probably standalone and not all balled up with running the air conditioning and who knows what else.
Richard
mike nixon
11-26-2000, 02:53 PM
thanks richard, i'll try to get some more info on the ramjet unit and pass it along. mike