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#16
oi you MFI aint shit yeah!! its just a more primative way of injecting the same stuff into your cylinders. and its not quite as economical as EFI cos the injectors on MFI dont pulse like the ones on EFI. if you know what your doing, MFI can be just as powerful. turbotechnics did thier shit with it. and that was a relatively simple conversion by todays standards.
#17
Originally Posted by choppa
oi you MFI aint shit yeah!! its just a more primative way of injecting the same stuff into your cylinders. and its not quite as economical as EFI cos the injectors on MFI dont pulse like the ones on EFI. if you know what your doing, MFI can be just as powerful. turbotechnics did thier shit with it. and that was a relatively simple conversion by todays standards.
U look in the Fiesta Turbo room and see how many people have problems in there, and then look in the escort room. MFI is just a pain in the arse i for one have had enough of it.
#19
Originally Posted by *Bri.4.b.Cos*
Originally Posted by SafeChav
its not shit like MFI
Bri.
Just had my skinfull of it, onwards and upwards to bigger and better things
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Very impressive system considering its completely unmapable and constatnt fire.
Quite quircky if DIYers piss about with it, but for those of us who actually understand it totally its easy to get right and keep right.
The BIGGESt issue with calibration comes from teh fact that even a dipstick seal or worn crank main oil seal can cause it to run rough, not to mention a blown sump seal, rockert gasket or badly fitting oil filler cap.
Quite quircky if DIYers piss about with it, but for those of us who actually understand it totally its easy to get right and keep right.
The BIGGESt issue with calibration comes from teh fact that even a dipstick seal or worn crank main oil seal can cause it to run rough, not to mention a blown sump seal, rockert gasket or badly fitting oil filler cap.
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Originally Posted by JjCoDeX75
Why is that, Stu?
I have never had an MFI car, so have never bothered to learn about them.
fancy a quick how it works guide, Stu?
JJ
I have never had an MFI car, so have never bothered to learn about them.
fancy a quick how it works guide, Stu?
JJ
#25
Originally Posted by Stu @ M Developments
Very impressive system considering its completely unmapable and constatnt fire.
Quite quircky if DIYers piss about with it, but for those of us who actually understand it totally its easy to get right and keep right.
The BIGGESt issue with calibration comes from the fact that even a dipstick seal or worn crank main oil seal can cause it to run rough, not to mention a blown sump seal, rockert gasket or badly fitting oil filler cap.
Quite quircky if DIYers piss about with it, but for those of us who actually understand it totally its easy to get right and keep right.
The BIGGESt issue with calibration comes from the fact that even a dipstick seal or worn crank main oil seal can cause it to run rough, not to mention a blown sump seal, rockert gasket or badly fitting oil filler cap.
in my case the brake servo was causing me problems.....a little too finicky for my liking, roll on the EFI
#26
Originally Posted by Stu @ M Developments
Originally Posted by JjCoDeX75
Why is that, Stu?
I have never had an MFI car, so have never bothered to learn about them.
fancy a quick how it works guide, Stu?
JJ
I have never had an MFI car, so have never bothered to learn about them.
fancy a quick how it works guide, Stu?
JJ
JJ
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