EFI to Carb conversion?
Cruiser
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From: Torrance California
A buddy of mine who is a master mech said that the reason cars are getting 200-300 thousand miles on engines is because of F.I. There is never a rich condition when you are running down the street or at start-ups ,which causes less oil on your bore and increases wear.
Road Warrior
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A buddy of mine who is a master mech said that the reason cars are getting 200-300 thousand miles on engines is because of F.I. There is never a rich condition when you are running down the street or at start-ups ,which causes less oil on your bore and increases wear.
yea, i beleve this is true also. i guess if i can maintain my bike for 30 years ill really
beleve in fi. all my cars have been ultra reliable with hi miles and ive had them for 10+
years i hope my bike has the same reliability. If not im switching to a carb.
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Kennewick, WA
A buddy of mine who is a master mech said that the reason cars are getting 200-300 thousand miles on engines is because of F.I. There is never a rich condition when you are running down the street or at start-ups ,which causes less oil on your bore and increases wear.
Tourer
Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Nor Cal/Wine country
EXACTLY! thats the simplest, most well stated explanation of efi I have ever heard.
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