Performance Fuel Injection Systems
by Matt Cramer & Jerry Hoffmann
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description
Designing, building, and tuning an electronic injection system begins with a basic understanding of the various components and sensors involved and a knowledge of how the system relates to all other parts of your engine.
Choosing the correct piggyback or stand-alone ECU and understanding the fuel and ignition requirements are also critical.
Contents:
● An Introduction to EFI Tuning
● Fuel Delivery
● EFI Wiring
● Sensors and How the ECU Uses Them
● The Ignition System
● ECU Extras
● Factory Stock ECUs
● Tweaking the Stock ECU
● Piggybacks and Fooling the Stock ECU
● Standalone Engine Management Systems
● Dealing with Functions the Stock ECU Controlled
● Configuring and Tuning Your Engine Management System
● Troubleshooting EFI
● Case Studies
● Useful Formulae
Performance Fuel Injection Systems authors Matt Cramer and Jerry Hoffmann, from aftermarket tuner DIYAutoTune.com, offer real-world, practical applications to help you apply state-of-the-art fuel injection technology to any project vehicle, from street rods and imports to muscle cars and all-out racers.
product details
- Publisher: HP Publications
- ISBN: 1557885575 (1-557-88557-5)
- ISBN-13: 9781557885579 (978-1-557-88557-9)
- Format: Softcover, 160 pages
- Date Published: 2010
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