QUOTE(DNHunt @ Mar 4 2010, 12:04 PM)
I did it. It was a pain. I included a wide band O2 sensor in the ECU box too. The biggest problem was cramming all of the wires into the stock connector. Dave Darling bought it at the auction for WCR 06 in Portland. I don't know if he ever got it going.
Dave
Dave -
I read your post on it & the PITA was a lot more than it was worht for $$'s - unless a wet t-shirt babe with a smile (not more!!?? WTF) - but that "value" & your price may change for the better as CA & WA & other "smog conscious states" start enforcing on older cars.
Add to that that the Obama Admin & Congress want to model a national law after CA's AB32 Carbon controls & other air quality laws - so it will eventually go national I'm sure!
Between that & replacement unavailability - between yourself, McMark, underthetire & other EFI gurus on here - you may just find that stealth EFI's will become a profitable if not booming business for the older collector cars!
The old clunkers not collector material will just get junked &/or turned in for the cash-for-clunkers programs like CA has had for older cars that don't pass the smog test. IIRC they pay up to $1000 to take them off the road, in order for CARB to help meet the Federal EPA's smog rules as needed to maintain Federal transportation funding.
BTW - they'd still have to meet the emissions sniff tests up to the MY vehicles where the ECU can be directly monitored digitally (`92 +/- IIRC)
IIRC they have similarly restrictive rules & programs up in the Pungent Sound area, don't they?
Time to get to work on improving it again DAve & all!