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> D-Jet or L-Jet, Which is best & why?
windforfun
post Jul 23 2021, 01:36 PM
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Which FI system is best & why? I just watched George's video (most of it) & now I'm curious.
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They both have strong points and weaknesses.

D-jet, as mentioned, doesn't place any extra restrictions on the incoming air. It also is more tolerant of small vacuum leaks.

On the downside, it is using a fairly imprecise method of working out how much air is going into the engine. It has to approximate it from using a measured pressure and the RPM. It has to make a lot of assumptions about the motor to use those to calculate the air that is going in.

L-jet directly measures the volume of the air that is going in with the air-flow meter. This gives it a much more precise idea of the actual amount of air going in. That can allow for much better mixture control, and it can cope better with changes to the engine than D-jet can.

The down-sides are that it places a restriction in the air flow path (the flap in the air flow meter), and that it is much less tolerant of even minor vacuum leaks than D-jet is.


Pick your poison. D-jet is associated with the more powerful 914 motors (2.0s and the high-compression 1.7s), but then again most modern fuel injection systems are based on the concepts used in L-jet, and many modern FI systems are direct descendants of it.

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