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    fifth injector

    i was on the web and found a thread in reference to installing a fifth injector, it was positioned before the throttle body butterfly it would require a hole drilled enough for the injector rubber gromit to bed into, an injector a conector plug and section of the loom has anyone seen or done this?

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    wouldn`t that be a 7th injector for you mate? You could prob set that up with the microtech on your car
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    Quote Originally Posted by william
    i was on the web and found a thread in reference to installing a fifth injector, it was positioned before the throttle body butterfly it would require a hole drilled enough for the injector rubber gromit to bed into, an injector a conector plug and section of the loom has anyone seen or done this?
    I have heard of the existing cold start injector (K-jet) being incorporated to the super charging switch. So when you hit the switch the fith injector becomes active

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    the thread was found on a peugeot 205gti forum in relation to a fifth injector setup on the throttle body pic attached would be good with a turbo setup on a four cylinder 2.0 golf engine with microtech

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    I used the cold start injector on my MK1 to get more fuel. Using a box called a map fueller. Pretty crude but it worked a treat. Has a vac switch built in so it only injected when under load.

    The box could drive 2 injectors if required and you would drill them into the back of the inlet manifold, firing between 1 and 2, 3 and 4 for best distribution of the fuel.

    Reasonably easy to set up with a lambda reader to monitor the mixture. You could do it on the road easy enough. 6 or 7 settings based on revs, you could increase the duty cycle of the injector up to flat out to get the fuel you needed.

    With a pressure switch you could use it with a turbo too.

    Gavin

    PS looking for a link now.

    LINK found


    http://www.aquamist.co.uk/cp/mf2/mf2.html

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