Want to put together a parts list for an EFI conversion and get some input from those who might be familiar with this. It needs to be something I can play around with a lot in the future. The engine now is gonna max out at 600hp or less. Future engine MUST make me 1000hp+ or I won't be happy mega squirt 2 computer/microsquirt $500.00 fuel injectors 60lb x8, siemens $440.00 fuel pressure regulator aeromotive $165.00 throttle body acufab 90mm $289.00 fuel lines and fittings $200.00 fuel filters pre pump $90.00 fuel filter post pump $90.00 wiring harness doner mustang $100.00 map sensor $0.00 throttle postion sensor $30.00 air temp sensor $20.00 water temp sensor $20.00
For more of a basic TBI system the Megasquirt 2 controller will do very well. But it seems like you want a sequential fuel injection system. And if thats the case you want the megasquirt 3 controller, its designed more for 8 cylinder engines and gives you all sorts of options like sequential firing of the injectors, coil on plug systems ect ect. The biggest difference between the megasquirt 2 and the megasquirt 3 is the firing of the injectors, The megasquirt 2 fires the injectors on a bank, and it only has 4 banks. This means 2 injectors fire at the same time, which wastes fuel ect ect. On the other hand the megasquirt 3 is a true sefi controller it will trigger each individual injector at your set interval giving you more power and allot more tuning abilities, especially if you are trying to go 1000+ hp.
looks like we decided to go with ms3, it's about $550 for the assembled unit in a black box and another 80 for the harness. Compared to bigstuff this is CHEAP.
is it pretty time consuming doing the EFI conversion? i don't even know how much time I will have to work on it this year but it's something I would really like to do.
Awesome were you planning on going with a speed density setup with a bank fire right now or are you going to to setup a crank/cam sensor and run a SEFI?
I have an A1000 sitting on the shelf, that should be ok for that engine. I have the fuel lines too. but that's about it
we might start with a basic program someone else has tinkered with but we will be doing the tuning ourselves.
I think they offer race, max and V-band. The race is probably the simplest and I can always get other flanges to weld onto it later when I'm ready to upgrade to boost.