My Budget Itb-s set up (pics)

Discussion in 'Throttle bodies & non-OEM ECUs' started by sambo, May 28, 2005.

  1. sambo Paid Member Paid Member

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    Tuned 9a with itb-s and all bits
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    All sensors,coil pack,fuel rail with vauxhall injectors, citroen ecu, and injectors harness
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    Side view-engine,custom manifold and itb-s
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    Front view
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    Side view again
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    Top view
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    Top view-close up
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    Front-close up
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    Butterflies open
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    60-2 vauxhall pick up wheel

    What do you peops think :p

    Manifold was made by a mate using original lower half for a flange

    Itb-s are of mv-agusta motorbike,45mm! Spaced to suit. they have shallow angle butterflies so should be easy to map

    Fuel rail was shortened and injectors are high impedance vauxhall xe items

    Crank sensor is also vaux and tps sensor came with bodies

    All i need now is to make brackets for itb-s,hose to join bodies to manifold,some trumpets and air box and will bolt everything up

    After i make harnes will get wayne to map the ecu and hopefully should hear these babies at full chat!

    So far total cost is around 200!
     
  2. sambo Paid Member Paid Member

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    Forgot to say i can also run 8 injector set up at later date if i get fancy ecu [:D]
     
  3. mk1 driver Forum Junkie

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    Nice one :clap: I'm liking the idea of these budget ITB conversions. :)

    Might sound a bit silly but would you have to trailer it to get it mapped or will that Magneti Marelli ECU be able to get the car there under it's own power carefully?

    Do you use the same fuel lines and pump? i.e. Mk1/Mk2 K-Jet Pump, Accumulator, Fuel lines under the car.

    Any chance you could draw up a diagram of how you're going to make the loom? [:$]

    Or even, would it be possible to use mega-squirt to run the engine with the ITB's?
     
  4. sambo Paid Member Paid Member

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    you certantly can use megasquirt and i have considered it my self but i fancy giving this ecu a go first as i have been told by wayne that it is very good and the fact that it cost me 50 with coil pack!

    Not sure if present map will get the engine going, i have started a thread on that subject but didnt realy get an answer,will ask wayne

    I will be using a k-jet pump and fuel lines but will add pressure reg to run aprox 4bar, anyone got 1 spare?

    Once i get spare time to make the loom i'l post some pics
     
  5. Riley

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    great stuff m8! :clap: [:D]

    is the coil pack a vaux xe item too?

    neil.
     
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    Coil pack is of citroen, still need to find out firing order of it and also how to connect it, anyone knows?
     
  7. Riley

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    dont have a clue m8,sorry. :)

    what work has the lump had?

    neil.
     
  8. sambo Paid Member Paid Member

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    Fully rebuilt bottom end, new bearings,polished crank...

    Fitted with a uprated clutch and whole lot balanced

    Head ported/polished

    New valve guides and tappets

    Piper 264-s

    Only covered 3k since rebuild so its still very tight, but was very revy and torquey

    I took it out of my rado after uninsured driver smashed into me and wrote it off [:x]
     
  9. Riley

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    shitter m8 [8(],the red one?

    sounds nice though! [:D]

    neil.
     
  10. sambo Paid Member Paid Member

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    Yea my red old one, god i loved that car, looked like sh*t but drove soooo well

    This engine going into striped out mk1, should be lots of fun [:D]
     
  11. mk1. Forum Junkie

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    looking good :p try and find a fiesta zetec coil pack,then you can use the vw leads,my fuel pressure is set at 3-bar,fit the crank censor&pulley while the lumps on the floor,be easier to align up,did you not get the loom with the ecu?makes the wiring easier,ecu might be imoblised so will need sending of,no need for the accumalator,you could try and fit a digi fuel pump to make things easier,mine ran on a 106 rallye map to get it to the rollers :)
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  12. sambo Paid Member Paid Member

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    Cheers louis, no didnt get the loom but will get ecu connector from wayne and make my own loom

    Like i said will get wayne to put a "get me there" mapp on it and take immobiliser of it if its present

    Is 3bar enough? Any FPR-s suitable to be had from scrapy?

    Will fit pully and crank sensor while on floor and also make all brackets before it goes in
     
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    oooooh :p superb! m8!

    as for the fpr,ive heard of a porsche 944 one being used i think?

    not 100% sure though,good luck with it all!

    neil. :)
     
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    what was the trigger wheel from :)
     
  15. sambo Paid Member Paid Member

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    vauxhall astra 1.4, bargain at a 5!
    Gota love scrapyards :lol: :lol:
     
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    Another one of my bargain finds,

    "83 mk1 gti,shell just been profesionaly restored and sprayed in MG royal metalic blue,car still in bits, owner have no time to put it back together

    Comes with aftermarket suspension,exhaust...etc

    How much.....?

    500! [:D]

    Now the shell is bare i thought it would be rude not to keep it that way and stick my engine in it :p
     
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    Good work Sam, and good luck with the rest of the project [:D]
     
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    Cheers Gaz,if only i had enough time to finish it in time for the "ring" trip [:^(]

    Stupid house makeover getting in the way [:x]
     
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    how far out are they going to come?not much room in the mk1,ime going to angle mine to get a bit more clearence to fit a sausage filter,got a dcoe manifold to cut up and fabricate :)
     
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    In that pic you can see i left quite a bit space between manif and bodies with trial brackets

    once i make brackets will make sure they are adjustable so i can play with distance between bodies and manifold

    Also will make sure i can adjust angle they sit at

    Need to make inlet tract as long as possible for max torque

    Where is the best place to get air horns?
     

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