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general fuel injection musings. anyone with experience/opinions, please participate.

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14 Aug 2006 20:28 #69511 by wireman
Replied by wireman on topic general fuel injection musings. anyone with experience/opinions, please participate.
wow those look purty,purty damn expensive!:P

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14 Aug 2006 21:54 #69537 by solomrus
Replied by solomrus on topic general fuel injection musings. anyone with experience/opinions, please participate.
those are rotary throttle valves.

they look an AWFUL lot like the rotary carbs on nitro r/c car engines...

any links for those?

i can get to the lathe, haven't acquired a mill as of yet... 8^)

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198o kz1ooo Bravo Four

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15 Aug 2006 00:58 #69560 by Dave Sloan
Replied by Dave Sloan on topic general fuel injection musings. anyone with experience/opinions, please participate.
those look yummie steel, just right for a 769 twin;)
R glas you liked the vid, if I can help in any way just ask
Z650B2 - Injected

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15 Aug 2006 03:41 #69566 by steell
Replied by steell on topic general fuel injection musings. anyone with experience/opinions, please participate.
Roller throttle valves

Aluminum tube with a solid bar inside, bore holes through both at once, weld on flanges, and fab throttle linkage, add fancy details as desired :)
KD9JUR

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19 Aug 2006 18:06 #70953 by Dave Sloan
Replied by Dave Sloan on topic general fuel injection musings. anyone with experience/opinions, please participate.
Sounds like a fun project. Nice test for the new workshop equipment.:laugh:
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