You guys thinking of using the late model (electronic) injection

pumps

should be aware of all the issues.

1.  They are expensive.  I hear they go for $400 - $500 USED!
2.  What are you going to control them with?  If you don't use the

stock

Mazda ECU,  I don't think anybody makes an engine controller

(including

me)

that will control the pump.

My recommendation:

Sell the electronic pump if you have it and get the mechanical

version

(much

easier & cheaper to find).  Install an earlier front cover on the

engine

and

use Richard's 86-88 pump adapter.

Tracy Crook
tcrook@rotaryaviation.com
www.rotaryaviation.com

I like this idea better Tracy.  I'm changing out the front cover anyway

for

other reasons.  Thanks again!!
Don Mitchell

Richard Sohn wrote:

My web site is comming! In addition to the adapter, I am trying to finish my
AVID with my own SUBARU conversion, sorry, but the 100hp rotary situation
forced me to.
Tracy's idea is certainly a good stright forward solution. I am working
right now on a mod to the electronic pump adapter, which will allow to put a
mechanical pump on the electronic pump front cover.
Richard.
unicorn@aic-fl.com

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