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quote:
Originally posted by Bosswrench:
I've been told some Bonneville runners don't like direct connection ram-air to carbs. One was quoted as saying..." it became confusing to sort out proper jetting with ram air hooked up...."

JFFR (and the Kurt Bush Pantera) uses EFI which likely operates under different rules.

The MAP and BARO sensors handle the changes in air pressure in real time with a fuel injected engine. The fuel air ratio is adjusted accordingly to what is set in that particular table. Weather conditions and altitude are quite easy for these systems to compensate for.

12/2/176:31 AM

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