MicroSquirt.com read only forum (Jan.15,2018)

MS will NOT work with sequential or direct injection. This requires the injection to be timed with the ignition event. How MS currently works, the injection event is not timed, so even if you could seperate the signal into on fire per cylinder, it will do you no good. No MS will not control direct ...

Yes, this can and often does occur. This is the reason that using a high RPM intake on a low RPM motor is not a good idea. If the mixture isn't moving quickly through the intake manifold and runners(carb, TBI, or TPI) the fuel will come out of its atomized state and settle on the walls of the intake ...

What would you suggest for an electronicly controled valve? It is dual exhaust, so I will need two. I just figured that injectors would be the best for the price. As far as the liquid vs. gas goes... I don't know. Depends on what the injector/valve will handle. What do you suggest?

Just wondering ...

Where can I get injectors for propane? Will gasoline port injectors work? What pressure am I looking at if I use canister propane? This is for a flame thrower. (previously posted in The Pits) Just trying to find the best way to accomplish this.

Thanks guys,

Erik

Do I just need the sensor or do I also need a gauge? Would THIS work?
The gauge is not necessary. But a sensor alone will not get you far. You need a controler for any wide-band O2 sensors.

What temperature sensor do I need? Any part numbers for a 351w?
Most stock IAT sensors will work. Not sure ...