Just poking around on the Ecotrons website, looking at their small engine EFI kit, said to be adaptable for carbed engines 35 to 300cc. Kit seems very complete - $399. http://www.ecotrons.com/
Labor costs for installation (something way beyond my skill set) are probably a show-stopper; still, interesting to think about swapping EFI into, say, a Vino 125.
Anybody seen one of these in the wild?
Who's done a retrofit EFI kit?
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Who's done a retrofit EFI kit?
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Hmm... I was kinda thinking this: http://www.ecotrons.com/Small_Engine_RH ... arger.html
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It seems kind of generic. The trick would be to get the correct fuel mapping. But, that being said...
Buy a used Kymco Agility, blow $700 in parts and roll it into the shop. If it fails, you're out $2k at max for a project bike. If it runs and succeeds, then you have a true sleeper for Amerivespa!
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Just noticed it was 2-stroke. Bummer. Well, I suppose start with a used Buddy 50 and then move up to the Stella
Buy a used Kymco Agility, blow $700 in parts and roll it into the shop. If it fails, you're out $2k at max for a project bike. If it runs and succeeds, then you have a true sleeper for Amerivespa!
**EDIT**
Just noticed it was 2-stroke. Bummer. Well, I suppose start with a used Buddy 50 and then move up to the Stella
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Tuning isn't as easy as you think...Thats why the when I was in the car biz we charged $125 an hour for it on Subarus.
This is a nice kit, but 2k is probably a reasonable estimate by the time you are done or more. I like EFI, but that carb on my bike works just fine
The turbo?...oh the ideas that gives me... turbo blur 220 anyone?
This is a nice kit, but 2k is probably a reasonable estimate by the time you are done or more. I like EFI, but that carb on my bike works just fine

The turbo?...oh the ideas that gives me... turbo blur 220 anyone?
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You said it, Bro. Just finished reading thru a long thread over on scootdawg (asked the same question there) wherein a very experienced and talented wrencher installed an Ecotrons kit. In this case, the tuning presented fewer problems than the installation - lots of fitting, working-around, small-scale fabrication.
Way the hell above my pay grade!
For those interested (and it makes for a great "read") see:
http://scootdawg.proboards.com/index.cg ... read=37715
You said it, Bro. Just finished reading thru a long thread over on scootdawg (asked the same question there) wherein a very experienced and talented wrencher installed an Ecotrons kit. In this case, the tuning presented fewer problems than the installation - lots of fitting, working-around, small-scale fabrication.
Way the hell above my pay grade!
For those interested (and it makes for a great "read") see:
http://scootdawg.proboards.com/index.cg ... read=37715
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