QUOTE(Jajay Chong Hon Keat @ Dec 20 2011, 11:46 PM)
Hmm... will the power better?
depends on how "out of tune" is ur current carburetor setting... in most case, it only gives smoother drive compare to carburetor.... if ur carburetor is well maintained and tuned, i see no reason why fuel injection will be more superior...
the only reason for people to convert fuel injection is that if the carburetor no longer able to support the change in engine setup... for example, increased in displacement, using aggressive cam profiles, forced induction...
increased in displacement... for aisan carburetor, fuel jets are not interchangable... they only have such limited tuning frame to work with... on higher revs, it might not be able to supply enough fuel to the engine...
aggressive cam profile... on fuel injection, fuel trimming with absolute control on ignition timing is vital in producing proper fine tuning for an engine to run aggressive cams.... i'm talking about cam degree way above 292deg.... without fuel injection management, ur engine might not even able to maintain revs in idling...
forced induction... for obvious reason, air delivery into engine is not linear compare to naturally aspirated engine... sudden surge of boost needs sudden additional supply of fuel into the engine... u cannot do that with carburetor... well, at least not with high boost pressure...