<VV> Re: VirtualVairs digest, Vol 1 #583 - 9 msgs
James Frazin, CFP, AIF
jf@shibboleth.com
Wed, 16 Jun 2004 16:29:59 -0700
Blaine,
There are more reasons than improved fuel
consumption for for making this conversion and it
will probably cost you more than a $1000. The
bottom line is I think it's worth it. On my
turbo, I can get up to 27-28 MPG when I keep my
foot out of the turbine. It is a completely
different engine with EFI.
BTW, I have a bunch of working '81 280 ZX parts
for sale if you are interested (computer,
injectors, MAF, sensors, etc) + a rebuilt and
modified Rayjay LM turbo (slimmed down chamber by
Jim Vickers) that has never been run for sale too.
Jim
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