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Old Jul 28, 2018 | 03:41 PM
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Default Converting my CB900C to manifold injection

I have decided to convert my CB900C to manifold fuel injection. New seals for the carbs cost a fortune and I'm tired of them anyway.
I want to hear from anyone who has done FI on their bikes. I don't know what pressures I need from the pump or what size the orifices should be on the jets at the manifold (fuel pressure and flow rate per cylinder).
Let me know what you think!
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Old Jul 28, 2018 | 06:42 PM
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How cost effective is the conversion? For my ninja, it cost more than the bike!
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Old Jul 28, 2018 | 06:58 PM
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How cost effective is the conversion? For my ninja, it cost more than the bike!
There is a company called megasquirt that makes electronic fuel injection kits that aren't bad as far as cost. The low end model is a little over $300.00 on Amazon.
I just feel like a carbureted bike is meant to have fuel in the manifold to help cool and clean the intake valves. True EFI doesn't do that.
I was thinking just a fuel pump, nozzles, a check valve and a filter would do. That should be less than $100.00.
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