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Re: what's the most reliable - advice?

posted by  someone claiming to be George Downs on  Mon Oct 29 09:20 CST 2001 [RELATED]

I think if you compare injection systems you might find that

CIS/K-jet as furnished on 1974 140s to be a bit more trouble-free.

(can something be MORE trouble-free? Maybe it either is or isn't!)

Anyhow you don't have a computer and you have a LOT less wiring,

EUROPEAN wiring, known for developing the invisible nonconductive

film on most connectors. All things being equal I think I would

prefer the CIS over D-jet, but both are really good.

Some say that the D-jet has a very slight edge on horsepower.

I don't have much experience with either and certainly none that

would be comparable between them. I do have a CIS system that I

may someday put on my 122 though. Then maybe I can compare it with

the D-jet on my 145.





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