Originally posted by Avenger
That's just a bad answer. A standalone fuel system will always be better than an Additional Injector system in terms of control and tuneability. That's just a given. The MS also has temperature correction as well which I have yet to see an AIC type system have. On the other hand, the MS (and any standalone for that matter) will always be more complex from installation, to tuning, maintenance, and troubleshooting than an AIC system (regardless of how easy Lee tries to makes it ) AIC involves less fabrication, less parts, and less knowledge of how a car runs in a particular environment. In my opinion, in terms or available support and reliability an AIC is better than a standalone. As far as control, the standalone wins hands down. Running a MS MAY give you extra problems in case of problems. Any problems that you have you have to solve. Any repairs to the unit YOU have to do. Also, burning out something in your MS leaves you stranded. Burning out something in your AIC leaves you driving home without boost. These are some facts for you guys to make your decsions based on.