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I KNOW how to work on carb's and don't have to buy SERTS or PCIII's or any of the other $400 to $500 programmers to be able to tune my motor. I personally didn't see any advantage to F.I. over something I could easily work on AND tune without trying to find that one tuner who could tune (correctly) myfuel injection. my .02
Sorta the same. I know how to work on Carbs...My buddy with his FI RK is always telling me how FI is better. No choke/enricher and such. WoW how hard to pull a ****. Wait until he has non-warrantee work on his system. I rejetted my CV in about 30 minutes and $10. Do that at home with FI.
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