Weber fuel injection?

Looks like Redline may be onto something?



Read all about it! It might be a better idea for the next generation of you mazda guys to not get the 38, but instead switch to these!

I really have'nt read a whoel too lot about it, but some of them seem like its like a carb but instead of jets, fuel injectors?

I thought the purpose of fuel injection was to have the injectors in the chamber? Anyways, it may still be a better idea to get your hands on this, but I dunno... If you read more, they have sidedraft fuel rail intakes and whatnot.

I was in Pullman for my job, and the guy at Schucks was going on about how his Suzuki samurai has identical intakes to ours. Supposedly he knows a guy who has shop that can machine intakes to make sidedraft...

ANYHOO, let us hear opinions on this!?

I take it either this is all over everyones heads, or it just is'nt interesting enough?

Im intrigued by the idea but Ill have to check it out when I wake back up. Its 230 am right now, time to go back to bed.

Principle is the same as the early GM "throttle body" FI's or the Rochester mechanical fuel injection on the 57 Chevy 283/283.Looks interesting but a tad dated compared to the all electric and computer driven FIs of today.I think NYTRYDR was working on fabbing some intakes for side draft Webers but dont know if he ever got anywhere since he changed jobs.BJ

looks cool

ive been looking it over..but seem the total conversion would be pretty pricey

I've been wondering how the efficiency would be over just doing a FI swap for our trucks... Seems like you can get alot more play time with FI to soupe up the engine...

Hmm... Well, it was just a thought anyways...

good thought, anyone know if the s10 throttle body injection fits out intake manifold?? it would kinda be the same thing