Parts Wanted Don pickert fuel injection

[johnsteltzer]

Looking for the part
Or just pictures of ****

 

[SayMikey]

Carl Graff on here makes them

 

[johnsteltzer]

I want one of dons thanks

 

[David Bryant]

Pinckert Injector

 

[Joern Markset]

This is why you will benefit from using a modern car carburetor on the 21`s Just sayin`

 

[ACTION JACKSON]

John I will check to see if I have any left. I ran them years ago when Don come out with them.
I had great consistency with them & they did work great. Give me a couple days. Let me know if you got one or not.

 

[john bass]

I have one call me

 

[Wasted wages]

I have quite a few of these stashed in a parts box.. were very common down in Texas.

Several people built and sold them...nothing magical about them..there is no " injection"..
they are just a brass tube with a couple of slots fitted in an aluminum main body, rotated by a third channel....

Same principal as a remote needle just done differently...

 

[rctinman]

John, if you're interested, I have a new, unused one with instruction sheet.

Thanks,
Steve Ball

 

[johnsteltzer]

Thanks Steve I saw what it looked like I didn’t realize it was a remote needle thanks my friend

 

[FloridaScaleBoater]

John, if you're interested, I have a new, unused one with instruction sheet.

Thanks,
Steve Ball

Since John doesn't appear to be interested, would you be willing to sell?

 

[Jeff Lutz]

Thanks Steve I saw what it looked like I didn’t realize it was a remote needle thanks my friend

John, Don calling it “injection” was just a trick name for sure. Its true all it does is control fuel flow but it’s not a needle. It’s 2 slots like a gas heater adjuster from the old days. Don feels it is more responsive than a needle . The one in the picture was the second version he made. The last models were much different than that. Jeff Lutz

 

[johnsteltzer]

Thanks jeff that’s a pretty cool thing thanks for the info my friend

 

[RaceMechaniX]

We just call these Fuel Doctors now.

 

[Jeff Lutz]

We just call these Fuel Doctors now.

That’s the name Tidewater sold them as 30 years ago when they pretty much copied Dons injector.

 

[Timbo Whalen]

I have quite a few of these stashed in a parts box.. were very common down in Texas.

Several people built and sold them...nothing magical about them..there is no " injection"..
they are just a brass tube with a couple of slots fitted in an aluminum main body, rotated by a third channel....

Same principal as a remote needle just done differently...

Exactly!....NO 'fuel injection' about it....LMAO!.....they're a metering device, nothing more, nothing less.
SMH

 

[Steve White]

Exactly!....NO 'fuel injection' about it....LMAO!.....they're a metering device, nothing more, nothing less.
SMH

Yep. Not suggesting Don copied Perry, but the Pinkert fuel metering block design is similar to how the low/midrange barrel adjustment works on a Perry Carburetor.

 

[RaceMechaniX]

The same is true for how Kinsler and Enderle and others designed fuel metering blocks for injected drag and sprint cars. Still used today.

 

[Wasted wages]

I gathered some spares up over the years..
I think these are all Tidewater...the front right one may be one of Ernie's..pretty much every boat I have has a fuel doctor in it...
Simple design and they just work.

 

[David Bryant]

I have quite a few of these stashed in a parts box.. were very common down in Texas.

Several people built and sold them...nothing magical about them..there is no " injection"..
they are just a brass tube with a couple of slots fitted in an aluminum main body, rotated by a third channel....

Same principal as a remote needle just done differently...

I guess the real “magic” (with Pinckert’s valve) is the size and orientation of the slots