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Hi! I'm gonna Try and Install a Genboard 3.1 into a Jeep Cherokee (XJ) with a 4.2L I-6 Engine (swapping out the 2.8L GM V-6) and [http://www.4x4wire.com/jeep/tech/electrical/hei02/ a GM HEI Distributor Mod] and the older 4.0l (Non-HO) I-6 Intake manifold with Individual Fuel Injectors per Cyl. My Todo List: - Update this page with Pics after I get a small Home Web server Going... - Install Engine into Cherokee and get it running with the Carb. - Install GM HEI from a Inline GM 6-cyl Distributer - See if the Intake Manifold will bolt up to the Older Engine - Brainstorm a trigger wheel... and Install the Genboard as the Winter project. maybe a 36-1 trigger wheel made from a discarded uhm... GM Auto trasmission thingy (I found a web site with info, but lost it...) - Help with the VEMS-Group Documentation - Get the Genboard to talk to my computer via the RS232 port Anybody know if High Z or Low Z Injectors are better for Cold Weather Operation? (-40C to -50C) as I live in the Sub-Arctic...
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