Convert ANY motorcycle to EFI...Cheap!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video I describe the process I use to convert vintage motorcycles to EFI.
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"Convert ANY motorcycle to EFI...Cheap!" -If you're a machinist and have a lathe and CNC. Nice work! My 82 Honda CX500 Turbo was factory boosted and EFI.
Would this work on a bmw k75 3 cylinder. Its already an efi but id prefer to have tunable ecu with more fine tuning. And ad a better air flow meter and a couple of other things that need improvement
Nah you can just draw up your part design in CAD and send it in xometry to have it machined. Or you can take your drawings to a local machinist to get a quote.
@@edgarlira9595 yes it will work if you put in the work to connect everything correctly
A one-cylinder version? 125 to 250 cc four stroke?
(Have machinist training, plus have done sand-casting. I have machined My castings at home.)
Well realistically most older bikes share common dimmensions with the fi counter parts, with some careful planning you can make it easily work. Most conversions start with first understanding all sensors, mechanics, and have a rudimentary understanding of how an engine takes inputs and sends outputs
Excellent video, thank-you.
With my "engineer" and "safety officer's" hats on, several safety points if you are doing a DIY pressure test on something you have built:
1. Don't test with air or gas. A failure can result in an explosion. Use water or hydraulic oil.
2. It is usual to test at 50% above normal working pressure.
3. Don't forget your eye protection.
This project is incredible, it seems that you also have an incredible amount of knowledge on the subject of fuel injection and turbocharger setups on bikes too so I’m definitely going to follow your journey from now on.
Awesome work thank you 🙏🏻
Man I love that all the different things are spliced together its honestly amazing tbf
incredible work, it blows my mind how much data, and how many parts are available now to build just about whatever you want. I wish I had half the knowledge you seen to have on the electronics side!
I'm blown away, you are awesome sir. Thank you for publishing.
A full day after watching this video still thinking about it. Such a cool approach
Love what you're doing, love the DIY speeduino and the improved connectors. I even love where/how you're mounting that turbo! Would be interesting to see if you could make a cooler to sit between the turbo and intake and do a with/without tune to see what changes. I'd also love to hear how these bikes feel after the EFI swap, like if their mountain performance is considerably better, etc.
I can't wait to see more of this! I have an XJ750 that I have been contemplating changing over to fuel injection (since the carbs it came with are so incredibly temperamental and I can't get them tuned right for the life of me) Really love that you are putting the time into showing this all in such detail and love that you are bringing more life to these old bikes!
You are a Genius bro...👍
Your knowledge on EFI is impressive and you make it sound simple...
Thanks for sharing bro and will definately follow your work...
Thanks again, 🙏
Hey Loved this video, Hope to see an update on how everything turned out. Been thinking about converting my bike to EFI and theres not a lot online detailing the process. Would love to see more content of such content.
Love your board layout, I was about to get some 4.3 printed but I'll be looking into your design. It's much more practical for me.
cool project! subscribed straight away! cheers from Italy!
This is very interesting for me, I have a Yamaha XS850, with a set of 900 pistons to be machined, already have Triumph carbs for it, and was looking at Speeduino to see if I wanted to use that for ignition, as it might help when tuning. I guess the full EFI is almost as easy. Think the Triumph 850s and 900s had same carb spacing, so thought the throttle bodies would be the same...
Anyway great content and good to know these older bikes are not forgotten.. 🙂
Loss of "magnativity" is referred to as degaussing, love the video.
Curie temperature
In physics and materials science, the Curie temperature, or Curie point, is the temperature above which certain materials lose their permanent magnetic properties, which can be replaced by induced magnetism. Wikipedia
Magnetism?
I'll need an umbrella to go outside because of the rainedness. All in fun. Sometimes the words hide when you need them the most. Excellent explanation on how to convert to FI though.
This is inspiring. I've had a late 70s XS750 I tore apart for a couple years ago. Might take a stab at doing efi on it now.
Dood! Thx for posting! This is awesome, I love this set up and Speeduino rules!
Great job ! Best of luck with this project. Sure wish I had the talent to do the same with my bike.
Man, that's amazing!
Thank You for sharing your work, it's a huge help getting access to that Drive.
Sorry if my texting isn't so acurate, i'm from Argentina.
Regards
Little tip, the XS850 triple got an oil cooler and you can retro fit it although given the amount of work you’ve put into this project I’m not sure knocking up an external oil cooler for the 750 will cause you to break a sweat!! Lovely to see the XS750 as the base for a major project. 👍
Always rather liked the XS750, not a sports bike but a good working bike. Might look for one to go with the XJ600 ( another good working bike).
Gsxr600 throttle bodies from the early 2000s are nice and easy to respace. I used the outer 2 on my XS650, with ford IAC, dubshop modified gm temp sensor, ls coils, and 2" 36-1 wheel on the cam with a microsquirt. Dead times took some playing around, but the stock gsxr injectors are 220cc. The gsxr ITBs fit perfect in the BS34 carb boots from an 80s XS.
That's some very useful information on those TBs. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for the video. I want to install a gl1500 into a car for nice sound and the size being good for a tiny 4 cylinder engine bay. I wanted to make it a twin turbo but I was told it needed to be converted to efi. I have no mechanical knowledge so seeing what you used will atleast give me a place to start. Very detailed. Thanks
Great content, subscribed immediately and will check the eagle files later today!
Awesome stuff. Once I get confident enough I can ditch the generic speeduino I have and use yours
Great job, love the detail. Any more info on the optical sensor you’re using for the crank trigger? Can’t wait to see the rest of the build.
When the Arduino came out I wondered if it could be used for ignition and injection system as I knew Suzuki used 8 bit on early ignition systems. Nice to see the 'Speeduino' is out as open source, I'm going to have to look much further into it
All the early OEM EFI systems used 8 bit controllers. The first Megasquirt system which was out in 2001 used an 8 bit micro, as did the VEMS system that followed it.
@@ferrumignis Interesting. I specifically mentioned Suzuki though because I worked on them and taught F.A.S.T. so I'm much more familiar with Suzuki systems.
I had various information by Bowling and Grippo when Megasquirt came out and was completely DIY but lost it somewhere over the last 20 years
@@ferrumignis thanks for letting everyone know 😂😂🤣🤣
@@donuts_are_good Err great, glad you are happy?
Just earned a new subscriber!!!
I've got a old carb speed triple thats going to be getting rebuilt soon!!!
This got super exciting when you mention your ECU is Speeduino! Thank you TH-cam algorithm! Anyway, cool project I will definitely follow your progress and go through your video library. Thanks for sharing.
speeduino isnt very good. at anything.
@@DieselRamcharger What would you recommend as an alternative? Megasquirt? Something else? tbh i'd like to get as low-level as possible, just for fun to learn more about engines.
@@cannaroe1213 at that price level megasquirt is a similar solution with a much more developed user base. if you want a car with efi to just go fast id go megasquirt/microsquirt as minimum viable. if you want to develop efi system themselves as a hobby then go speeduino. lots of choices out there just gotta decide what you really need. no use paying for a box full of drivers or features you wont use. i picked up a MaxxECU mini for a recent project. seems pretty decent, very compact. good 4 cylinder box for around same price as a microsquirt..but with 2 more injector drivers which is nice.
I am doing research to convert my kz1100 to an efi/turbo setup. This is very cool.
I love how much the speeduino has opened up modding like this, made it way more affordable if you fuck up too.
I want to build one and learn how to tune, but I need a platform to test it on. Something small but preferably with 4 wheels so I can tune on the road.
This guy is a frigging genius 😍
In case others here are interested. The earlier Triumph T595 and 955i have a Magnetti Marelli EFI system that is extremely simple and can be tuned with free-software. It is alpha-n and it works well on a variety of applications. I even have 2 of them running on a 6 cyl Porsche.
This guy is next level!
Far as your reluctor wheel for the sensor you could take the body the board of the sensor and create a casting and submerge it in epoxy with your harness already on it and that will reflect the heat from transferring to it
Nice job! You can add blocking diode on TX line between arduino and bluetooth module to keep bluetooth and usb active all the time.
Really impressive stuff. I'm just getting into messing with speeduinos (no2c board) and like yourself I'm not keen on the IDC or molex connections.
Your board solution looks awesome, if you are willing to sell and post a populated board to the UK I'm very interested. Keep up the good work
Sure, I can throw one together and send it across the pond. I am still waiting on some more connectors, so it might be a little while. Message me on Instagram for details.
@@bombshellbikes1559 Yea, same here. I'd love to build this all myself, but I just ain't likely to have the time for a ground up build.
Would love to get ahold of a built/mostly built box.
That said, you happen to have any TB recommendations for an old 83 GSX 750? I've given up trying to find carbs, already have a wideband anyway. FIgure I"ll probably dump an old liter motor in there, and if i'm going through that trouble, might as well be injected.
I never got to finish repairing the XS750 that was the first bike I ever had.
I had ideas and aspiration, but never got to do anything with it.
Many years further down the line, I've had a couple of sport bikes, and sold them as well.
Now to find another bike project, something cruiser or touring oriented this time!
Nice video mate, busy with a similar project as well, er650 throttle bodies onto a kz440 with a microsquirt, only issue atm is my three wire IAC that the micro squirt doesn't accept, just a though I hate to see your grub screw ding the throttle bodies, I drop a captive ball bearing in there to protect the body, Please keep us updated on this beast!
This was a helpful video I have a 76 gl1000 I’ve wanted to do the same set up on
Check the NGW forum, there have been a few conversions
Nice work sir!
That was Awesome!!👌💪
Loved this.
Definitely like what you're doing that vintage motorcycle I have a 50cc scooter that I upgraded the cylinder on in that and would like to put it to fuel injection instead of dealing with a carburetor to maximize my Powers torque and speed
A properly set carburetor will make more power than EFI. If you cant fix a single carb engine, go back in the house and watch t.v.
@@minnesotabymotorcycles4773 lmao lol. I upgraded mine to 88cc and smacked a 125cc efi on it and it runs amazingly. If you cannot take apart a 50cc lol, thats kinda stupid indeed.
Great work! thank you for explaining the details of this process. Do you have a site that links your boards and project progress?
This video is awesome. I have a single cylinder bike that I designed and built for miniGP racing using a 190cc Daytona Anima engine. I'd love to switch it over to EFI. Would make tuning for different track conditions much easier. Having never looked at a Speeduino before (nor programmed any efi, but with experience programming PLC's using ladder logic and structured text), I wonder what other sensors could be used. Different maps based on gear position? Different maps available and swappable with buttons on the bars? Accelerometers, lean angle? Use it as a data collector for things like brake temp, suspension compression? Interesting potential here.
I have my fathers old motorcycles. One is a carb Valkyrie that was favorite touring. The maintenance on this thing due to the ethanol gas mixtures is just brutal. None of that Stabil stuff seems to work. First two times carbs needed to be rebuilt I paid Honda. Last two I did it. The final form is I just disassembled fuel system and left it off. The plan was I would just put it back together when I would ride. An extreme winter storage setup. Except I still have put it back together for two years.
nice, I followed a guys website from back like 2005 He converted his yamaha XJ/S1100 to fuel injection with megasquirt and GSXR750 throttle bodies, I always had intentions of doing it and turbocharging my bike. (Stan Hutchisons XJ1100 EFI project)
ooh....Reeeeeallllly been wanting to add EFI to my 1994 Ducati 900. I can source throttle bodies from the same engine in later years so this might be "relatively easy". I hadn't checked lately on ECU availability for DIY EFI....love it!
This was fascinating, thank you.
I have a 1981 xv750se, and the ignition module is kaput. I have been looking in to converting it to electronic ignition, so doing fuel injection at the same time just makes sense. I'm also quite keen to give it a go, as according to the forums, efi is impossible to do on the viragos.
Great idea on using the tachometer drive for the crank position sensor. I hadn't thought of that one. Won't work for my bike, but that's a really good idea.
Thanks for the feedback! I hadn't heard that Viragos were "impossible". To me that says you have to try it! Good luck and if there's anyway I can be of assistance, feel free to message me on Instagram.
@@bombshellbikes1559 Thank you, I really appreciate it. This might give me the kick to actually get going on it.....
You will need a large volume plenum between the compressor outlet and the throttle bodies for a three cylinder engine. This is to reduce the pulsations in the inlet tract. This is not required for four cylinders or more.
wow this is like next level Allen Millyard type of stuff, way above my pay grade but i enjoyed the video even though i know it's something i could never pull off, heck i can't even figure out how to convert my xj650 to a different carb so i can get away from the dang hitachi carbs....good video....
You earned my sub. And i'm not even into bikes. Awesome information
Hey, I'm working on a DIY STM32 ECU to convert one of my old dirtbikes to FI and came across your vid during research. Looks like you made some great progress. Good idea on the smart ignition module. I had no idea they exist, and it saves a lot of complexity building a CDI circuit into the ECU. I'd love to pick your brain more about this project. It's so hard to find info on ECU building.
BTW, your optical crank position sensor should work, but the infared LEDs they use have very short lifespans at high temp. This is what makes reluctance sensors more popular.
Yeah, I am a little worried about the optical sensor. I'm shooting a video this weekend covering a new project that is going to hopefully be my proving ground for an optical sensor (this one will be a lot easier to change). I really like the idea of STM32, but didn't want to deal with all of the 3.3 volt level shifting. If you have questions etc, feel free to message me on Instagram (link in description)
Hey man, cool build! If you wanted to easily add an oil cooler, you could install a stock one from a '80-'81 XS850. It will fit right on. The only difference from the XS750, is that it has a collar that goes in-between the engine and the oil filter. This collar let's you attach the oil cooler.
I'll have to see if I can find one. I was considering making a sandwich plate to both add an oil cooler and convert to a spin on filter.
Best Board I have senn till now. + the size and conector. I would lovely buy one of those if you would ship to germany.
Los archivos de la pcb estan en la descripsion
Look at the first link in the description
DB style connectors can be purchased with SEPARATE pins and sockets. Crimp the pin/socket to the wire and then insert into the shell. I have made 100s of RS332 cables this way. Admittedly, they were not subject to high vibration but the correct hardware keeps the shells together and there is sufficient friction between the gold flashed pins and sockets.
Good Worked, Thank you for your designed , I will ordered PCB according to your Eagle file , It looked very robust.
Definitely want to see the progress on this and want to learn more about converting to fuel injection
Interesting, great genius project thanks
I'm using 2 x sets of these exact throttle sets on my old Datsun 6 cylinder and will run a Haltech ecu.
Picked up the throttle sets for $100ea off ebay 👌
u r a madman!
I made the same style of sensor for a "TDC" signal , on a V12 and drove it off the end of the cam with a spacer and an alloy cutter wheel..
I used a Crane optical sensor as they are designed to live in an automotive distributor , that was 20 years ago and it's still running happily...👍🏻😉👌🏼
I looked into several of the actual automotive sensors, sadly the ones I found were too big to fit inside my crankcase cover.
@@bombshellbikes1559 the Crane XR700 SENSOR is the smallest I could find.. It's only about 8 or 10mm high , and the base has two small mounting tabs with holes..
@@panosgamithis8868 I just looked that up, thanks. You are right, that one IS tiny and cheap enough to give it try. I appreciate the input!
@@bombshellbikes1559 You are very welcome..👌🏼😉👍🏻
@@bombshellbikes1559 And subbed..👍🏻
I am contemplating converting my Polaris 500 Scrambler '06 model ATV to EFI. I was looking for "kits", but your idea of adapting from other bikes opened a whole new window of opportunity. Instant sub! One question: do you need 36 steps in the crank sensor? The kit I saw just spliced into the existing magneto which is one pulse per rotation. Also, any tips for where I can get single cylinder throttle body to suit my motor? I won't be doing any turbo. Thanks!
Saw a youtube vid of a guy who put 3 cylinder Triumph injection on a GT750 2 stroke triple and it worked a treat.
You have my answer! I have a Frankenstein project I've been working on and the stock CDI system is crippling it. I need to learn what you know!
I don't work for or even know the prople at Caswell Plating, but as a (now retired) motorcycle (and automtive line) mechanic, I strong suggest you check them out. The "Kreem Alternative" they offer is also so much better, it is used MORE in manufacturing than as a "motorcycle" or "car restoratuon" product. It is used as potting for electronics, among several other applications in large manufacturing facilities, because, unlike other "designed and patented for a single use" (car or morotcycle specific) formulations, this product meets the more stringent standareds of manufacturing industries all over the globe as well.
So, yeah, you CAN beef up the (28 awg) wiring on those smaller connectors by joining each of the little leads to a piece of stranded THHN with a good solder joint, then just pot it with the same (clear) stuff you can also coat tanks with, and it's CLEAR, not WHITE. One product, several uses, less overhead.
I mention this first because - the connectors you discussed moving to (toward the end of this video) are - well - their huge, so, not really great for a clean looking build, and could even CAUSE problems in a lot of applicarions, because they're so bulky.
So, you can pot electronics AND seal tanks with the same stuff, and it's bad-ass.
Ahhhhh, but wait, there's more. The name of the outfit is Caswell PLATING - because that was their FIRST patent. A small plating "kit type" product for short-run products, proof of concept and/or prototyping stuff, AND for auto/motorcycle/antique/collector type stuff. They also have pantented anodizing products that I've not personally used, but have seen the results of others, and have recently seen a TH-cam review about, again, with great results
You've definately got the goods, and this video alone is a great contribution! I think this new-fangled "fuel injection" and "computer controlled engine" stuff may actually start to catch on. I'm not so sure about all this "turbo fan" stuff though. Does that actually even DO ANYTHING? {snicker}
Thanks again for taking all the extra time to film and sequence everything and offer a well thought out overview to this project. Well done, and encore!
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Great info, thanks for taking the TIME to create the video and post. A couple quick questions. What kind of housing did you end up with for the Speeduino? I'm also interested in your solution for the EFI fuel pump, external or internal, small custom tank for the EFI pump, ?? Thanks in advance.
Nice video.
1) what did you select as your new piston ring gap?
2) did you make sure to set your induction plumbing to at least 2x the displacement of your engine?
3) maybe consider a water 2 air cooler, they are more compact than air 2 air coolers.
4) does your ECU have provision for a thermocouple for a pyrometer?
5) the ATMEGA2560 has additional serial ports, so you can wire your BT adapter to that.
Awesome video! Thanks for taking the time to do this.
Quick newbie question. What is the cam timing used for? I assume you only really need crank position for spark timing. Is the cam timing for separate injector timing?
Sorry for the dumb question.
i love the tyco connector and the arrangement of the mosfets, i would like the files if you don't mind. :) and thank you for your contribution to the world of open source. :)
You Sir are very impressive.
Great that you share your experience! lovely video!
How do you use to solve the fuel pump? do you weld it inside or just add an external?
amazing!
You’ve done some great work. Which company is assembling the boards for you?
Yeah dude… You’re doing some amazing stuff good job. There is a lot of good information in just this video. There is other information out there of people converting carbureted bikes to EFI, Not as much as there is for cars obviously. But for some reason there’s a lot of naysayers out there that are either saying it’s impossible or not cost-effective. From now on I’m just gonna direct them to this video… LOL... i’m looking into doing an EFI conversion on my bike, It’s a 2000 YZF 600 R, Also known overseas as the Thundercat. I personally am not a fan of the CVK Keihin carbs that come on it. I know that 04 R6 throttle body’s will pretty much bolt right on. Biggest piece of this puzzle due to cost seems to be the ECU, Speeduino looks to be the best and most cost effective solution. I do have a couple questions that of all people you may be able to answer. I know I can make and attach a trigger wheel to back of the fly wheel, I’ve seen someone else do this and he has a working design that utilizing the puller holes to mount the trigger wheel. A Hall effect sensor (Cherry - GS100502) is drilled and mounted above the trigger wheel through block. You had mentioned magnet, I just want to confirm the magnet is in the sensor correct? Lastly, I would preferred not to do batch fire but I’m concerned about having the tools and skills necessary to get a cam signal. I have heard that some manufacturers don’t use a cam Sensor specifically to help the ECU determine the compression stroke from exhaust stroke, Instead they use an intake pressure sensor and program the ECU to count the degrees between the pressure change. Is this a feasible option?
With a hall effect sensor, the trigger wheel will need to have magnets attached. A variable reluctance (VR) sensor just measures the change in proximity to a metal object which is why they're more popular. The only downside to VR sensors is that they require some signal conditioning to be read by speeduino. As far as I know there is no option for speeduino to run sequential injection without a cam signal.
Hope this info is helpful and good luck with your project.
Hey, sorry for so much back-and-forth, I talk to that guy and he said it’s considered a Halleiffect but for some reason it does not need magnets on the trigger. But it does require a pull up resistor wired in between the signal wire and I want to say power. The sensor a Cherry -part# GS100502 it looked it up and it is called a hall eiffect sensor, plus this guy does have a running model. I’m not sure if it’s Road tested but he does have signal and tachometer is registering RPM in tuner studio. I know you’re a busy guy so it’s cool no big, But If you have a chance do you think you could look up the part number and give me your opinion? Maybe it’s just a glorified VR...
There are Hall effects that can read steel “teeth” alone with no magnets. I saw on robot cantinas video about fuel injecting the harbor freight predator engine in the little Honda car (it’s a TH-cam channel called robot cantina) that he ran into this problem of Hall effect needing magnets on the flywheel and it got me thinking. On second gen hayabusa engines they use a Hall effect sensor (3 wire) for the cam position sensor (the gen ones used variable reluctor 2 wire standard type). The “tooth” on the camshaft these sensors “see” is just a little 6mm hardened steel pin. It’s not magnetic at all. So I know there are specialized Hall effect sensors made for automotive and motorcycle world that must have the magnet built into the sensor body and not require detecting a magnetic “tooth” swinging by! I’ve seen many similar sensors on many modern cars/bikes I’ve worked on at day job. They way I tell var reluctor from Hall effect easy is 2 wire is vr and 3 is hall sensor. If I’m not mistaken, hall is much more reliable signal as it generates a good square wave on/off even with slow cranking revolutions versus a vr sensor which gains signal strength with rpm
Awesome video, I would like to get one fully populated unit.
nice. keep on!
I'm busy stripping my 1994 Honda Transalp 600 for a restore and rebuild. I am contemplating getting the power jet & needle set for the carbs, but if an EFI modification is now doable without too much hassle (which is why it always has been dis-advised by engine experts), I'd really want to give that a try.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, this is a fantastic video and well explained. I have a project YZF750 that uses a very similar engine to that of the XJ750 you mentioned early on. What did you end up using for throttle bodies for that bike? And if possible, could you share your tune for that engine?
I used 2006 ZX6-R throttle bodies (only because someone local was selling a set on CL). I'm not sure about sharing the tune, I'll have to check with my tuner to see how he feels about it. If you're interested in the throttle body mounting adapters, I'll share a link in the description.
@@bombshellbikes1559 That would be great, thank you
Nice my kz750e1 has a halleffect ignition sensor and a similar tach drive. Ive wanted to convert to efi forever. Im pretty sure z1000 efi bolts on or maybe a suzuki. The Gpz750 turbo is the oil pan i run for oil cooler outputs. Also the valve cover bypasses smog equip. Those 84 turbo kawasaki's are awsome. Im interested in easy ecu's but waiting for it to become super cheap n easy. I would possibly be interested in buying one of your populated boards. Curious what tuning software u use...
I had the 'same bike'- 1977 XS 750. My "maniacs in Canoga Park ,Ca. punched it out to 903cc -with liners. Tons of metal in that cylinder block! I want to do fuel injection on my 1963 'Mailster' 3 wheeler. A 22 h.p. Vanguard motor. so....Thanks!
Magic 👌
Awesome...i interested because I'm currently building a cafe/flat tracker 94 Honda magna
My first bike was a 93 750, it was a beast
Awesome, I’ve been waiting for someone on TH-cam to make a video on efi and turbo for cafe racers, I have a 1983 cb650 would like to do the same with a micro squirt ecu and throttle bodies from an 06 cbr600rr and gt15 turbo
Would be interested to see a tuning video once it’s done
A video for changing a drz400 to fuel injection would break you tube !
Love your video! I am looking for some help getting started on EFI setup on a 1996 Suzuki QuadRunner 250cc ATV. Looks like Speeduino NO2C is a good option. What other components do you recommend to start the project?
Very cool.
I would like to see the tuning/coding side of this as well on your end. I will check out the open source but still like to see it all in action.
Awesome stuff.... Thank you for sharing ... subscribed too.. :)
I have an ‘82 XJ650RJ (Seca) that I need to do carb work on at some point soon. I originally jetted it to remove the lean out around 5k but I’d totally be interested in converting it to EFI. Could you possibly post a video about your XJ750?
Hi, thanks for the explanation about you Speeduino designs. Did you have to add capacitors on your board to lean the 5V from the voltage regulator module? I like the idea.
Amazing information although I'd question using the fragile xs750 engine . Interesting to see it work though
Yes.. was wondering exactly the same thing.
Omg this would be awesome to upgrade my atv. It's a vtwin 700 and the stock CVK carbs are a real pain.
Smart man
This is cool, thanks. I've wanted to squirt my 97 EVO Sportster. It's only going to need one throttle body fortunately.
I'm not sure what kind of magnet you used that lost its strength at 200° (assuming you mean Fahrenheit). Most magnets should remain magnetic to at least 400°, usually much higher.
The other is just a side note; my wife's 1990 Nissan 240SX had an optical position sensor in the distributor. Appeared to be a steel disk with a bunch of narrow slits.
would this system work with a 2stroke engine or would the difference in fuel viscosity throw the whole thing out of whack?
Any more progress? Great video
Nice Do an updated version you must have learnt alot since then
How do you approach the fuel pump system?
All I know and used (for cars) are Bosch external pumps, but they are very big and don't have high heat tolerance. Moreover, you have to use a return line to prevent vapour lock.