How many Scoots have you owned?

[scootnwinn]

Originally Posted by prodigit

Yeah, fuel injection injects fuel and air into the cylinder causing a slight overpressure, as opposed to a carb version, where the cylinder due to a vacuum sucks the fuel/air mixture in.
This effect you have with fuel injection is similar to the effect of a mild turbo; especially noticeable in the low end.
It's like having the power of a 66cc kit with having only a 49cc cylinder.

Uhm Fuel injection injects fuel, hence the name. In most scooters it injects fuel into a throttle body the vacuum from the engine still sucks through this body. Not sure which system you're talking about?

[inuyasha]

Originally Posted by scootnwinn

Uhm Fuel injection injects fuel, hence the name. In most scooters it injects fuel into a throttle body the vacuum from the engine still sucks through this body. Not sure which system you're talking about?

Hi Rob
Sounds like hes talking about a DiTech engine
http://www.scootnfast.com/scooter/Te...h_Ins_Outs.htm
Take care and ride safely dear friend
Yours Hank