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January 29th 2004, 20:18
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it uses a GM map sosnor and o2 sensor, you can use whatever you want for injectors, and I think any other parts are GM as well.
pick s up rpm same as a tach yes sds might be better, but you'll pay 5x as much for it.
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a few pics of my project 
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January 30th 2004, 08:06
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The shinny one looks nice, but I don’t have $300 invested in the parts I bought, which were the controller, simulator, relay board and the viewer. They are not hard to assemble, I’ve got the simulator, relay and the viewer together in about 4 hrs (minus the parts I can’t find locally) and this is the first time wielding a soldering iron. My current problem is deciding on an intake design plenum or just a T pipe.
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January 30th 2004, 10:27
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That sounds great. I hope to be ordering my kit in the next few weeks. I think the toughest part is going to be routing 2 new fuel lines from the tank to the engine. I'm planning on running it with the carbs and do the work (Installing sensors ect) during the summer.
After that, hopefully I can take one weekend to swap over to the TB's and plug in the harness and tune. Sandeep
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