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> Speaking of MFI, Man that sounds good..
redshift
post Jul 19 2003, 12:26 PM
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What are the limitations of it?

I am planning a /6, had considered a 2.7RS, guffawed at the video of that 2.8 RSR, but I like the 3.0-3.2s running forever, AFAWK...

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post Jul 20 2003, 01:43 PM
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There actually was an MFI setup for a 3.0 for a special edition SC. I think it had some more advanced electronic controls than the early units did.

And also didn't the 74 Euro Carerra have a 3.0 with MFI?

There has been talk on the PP 911 BBS before about doing electronic versions of MFI using alpha-N. One guy was using Motec and stock MFI throttle bodies. Electronic injectors went in place of the MFI ones and there was a TPS on one end of the cross bar.
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