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madmax914 |
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I am weighing my fuel options on a 1.8L 2056 motor I'm building. Carbs seem to be the choice on builds like these but I was looking at staying factory FI with a Mega squirt conversion. My question is has anyone done the Mega squirt on an L-jet tronics? And second what's going to give me better throttle response?
Your opinions are greatly appreciated! Thanks |
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jcd914 |
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If it was/is a running 1.8L with functioning L-jet, the simple solution is to cam it mildy and continue to use the L-jet.
L-jet can easily handle a 2056. The simple solution is often the best solution. Jim |
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