To just swap out for a gixxer engine if I want EFI? And as a follow-up, if so, which engine offers the most performance gains?
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early 90's gixxer motors are air/oil cooled and a Katana is oil cooled, anything thats "air" cooled is air/oil cooled. Early 90's gixxers aren't fuel injected either. If you are in the market for a bigger motor get a Bandit 1200. http://katriders.com/vb/showthread.php?t=49487
that should provide the information you're looking for.Last edited by arsenic; 01-16-2008, 09:16 PM.
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everyone recommends that you use the bandit or other kat motors because they are cast from the same mold, so mountings are the same. it isn't the fact that it is fuel injected it is the fact it is smaller among other things. I guess it is easier to fit a motor that is smaller than that the original motor than one that is bigger.
it generally isn't that you can't do it, it is a matter of cost to benefit.
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Originally posted by md86 View PostWell , yeah , it'd kinda suck . I'm sure it can be done , but after all the time & expense , I doubt you'd think it was worth it . Just make the carbs work well , and it'll be just fine . Having probl;ems with 'em ?
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Originally posted by ITS_NOT_A_KNIFE View Postmake a megasquirts system for it, might be easier, probably cheaper, be different, havent seen one on a bike before
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Originally posted by arsenic1016 View Postearly 90's gixxer motors are air/oil cooled and a Katana is oil cooled, anything thats "air" cooled is air/oil cooled. Early 90's gixxers aren't fuel injected either. If you are in the market for a bigger motor get a Bandit 1200. http://katriders.com/vb/showthread.php?t=49487
that should provide the information you're looking for.
Originally posted by Disturbedperson View PostI have basic build skills and I really feel that that is far over my head. Especially if no one has ever done it on a bike, I'd have no one to ask in an emergency. Oh and I'm assuming, from their website, that that product essentially transforms Carb'ed engines to EFI?
And it isn't a product that does anything, other than manage an EFI setup. It tells the injectors when to pulse and how much to pulse, and can also tell the plugs when to fire. That's about it. You'd need to do a custom wiring harness, and use the throttle bodies and injectors off of a bike that's already EFI.
I'd say more people have megasquirted cars that were already EFI than ones that had a carb (or multiple carbs). It's a great tool for tuning turbocharged cars, because it can self-tune for a specific AFR.-Daniel
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