Do any of you guys outside the US know what came to America with injection on it that could be converted to race type equipment?Forklifts,how do the computer
adjust fuel mixure?

Best spot to start would be the South African model of the 1200 ute (aka bakkie) which was using a 1400 fuel injected engine at last count (and still being
built as we speak).


There are a few countries still using versions of this engine, mainly in commercial vehicles.

Does it definately have to be a factory A series engine setup (for a race class I'm guessing)?

There's heaps of better aftermarket fuel injection systems that would work better, and probably work out cheaper.

Failing that, a system with quad throttle bodies (or even twin throttle bodies) would work better.

Or just swap engines if that's allowed to CA18/SR20/E15 derivatives.

i think your stuffing up somewhere along the line with where you get your info.

the south african models are still carbied. there arent any new injected a series motors around unless
in gas powered forklifts

Justin