914-6 creation with 69 911S motor, Carburetor or 69S MFI? |
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914-6 creation with 69 911S motor, Carburetor or 69S MFI? |
Jett |
Jul 31 2022, 09:34 AM
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 1,640 Joined: 27-July 14 From: Seattle Member No.: 17,686 Region Association: Pacific Northwest |
We are building a 75 conversion with a freshly rebuilt stock 69S 2.0. I have a set of 914-6 webers that were just rebuilt (jewelry), and the fellow that sold the motor has offered up the injection for it.
I really wanted the sound and stock look of carbs, but my friend said that the injection provides close to 40hp for this motor, and sounds better than carbs?? Any thoughts? |
targa72e |
Jul 31 2022, 12:01 PM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 263 Joined: 11-September 16 From: colorado Member No.: 20,392 Region Association: None |
I had MFI installed on one of the engines in my -6 conversion. Pretty straight forward to get working from fuel system standpoint. The pump just wants to see fuel pressure at a constant 14psi.
Two problems with MFI in a 914 are that there are no provisions for getting heat to the thermostat and the standard -6 sheet metal will not fit. I used a wide band O2 system to tune the MFI and had it working very well. I had to eliminate the thermostat as it did not function properly without heat ducting. When everything was tuned well for hot running the car would not start when cold. I did not have the auxiliary cold start injection installed. I ended up making a mechanical adjuster in place of the thermostat to start the car when cold. There are other solutions to make this mechanical with a cable to the passenger compartment for cold start enrichment. For the sheet metal It needed to be modified to accommodate the pump drive. I had to use a 911 and 914 pieces spliced together to get it to work. The airbox was also a little tight on clearance so I removed the torsion bars for more clearance but this could of been do to engine mount positioning. john |
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