My Throttle Body Thread (pics)

Discussion in 'Throttle bodies & non-OEM ECUs' started by VWJ1M, May 23, 2005.

  1. P1PRX Forum Member

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    Having mine set upby Troy on Thrusday the 9th

    He is a nice knowlagble chap....no bullSh*t figures just so you go home happy....

    He has to remove my carbs and re-mount as I was unawear they had to be loose on the manifold.....

    Jim well done for the work..the photos were great..and good help for me sorting out my radiator problems.


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  2. mk1. Forum Junkie

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    got simular figures when mine was mapped [:$] but it does drive a hell of alot better,not really had time to get it back for another session but am working on it,change of cams and a homemade inlet manifold and fuel pump,its been sat in the garage for 12 months while I fix everbody else`s cars [8(] should be back out end of the month with a bit of luck :p
     
  3. Riley

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    sounds wicked m8 :clap: [:D]

    neil.
     
  4. VWJ1M Forum Member

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    Cheers for all the support throughout.

    Drove it today, and it felt alot better. but needs to go back to map the ecu for cold starts. (it feels like its never ending)

    Will tidy up some of the wiring, and make it look presentable for Stoner Park. Will put some more pick up then.
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  5. altern8 Forum Junkie

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    how hard was the ecu to wire up :)
     
  6. VWJ1M Forum Member

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    The ecu was easy peeeeeeasy [:D]

    +12v
    0V

    12v Switched - From Coil
    Rev counter - Coil

    Then then other wired connected to the injectors, coil pack, isv, crank sensor, water temp.

    Fuel pump.

    All these where fine, and didnt take too long to connect up.
     
  7. GVK

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    You can't compare the two different rollers Jim, as you well know, as long as it's more responsive with the ITBs, that's all that matters. You've gained something.

    It doesn't 'seem' though like for like, that ITBs actually gain peak power over K-Jet with the same basic engine configuration.

    Vids just dl'd - sounds good![:D]
     
  8. Tigz Forum Member

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    Great job mate.
    Sounds fantastic.
    Must be so temping just to open the windows and go for a blast down the lanes in the middle of the night [:D]

    I have just got all the bits to do my build, and I am just as excited as you were at the start of your thread.
    I take it, it has been a tough job to do yourself?

    I see Northampton Motor Sport had some kit cars in the yard, do you know if they have any experiance with megasquirt ecus?
    Or do you have there contact details?

    Did the short air horns restric the build at all?
    I am also limitted to space so have gone for smaller ones also.

    Quick word on the RR issue.
    We had a Club day at Stelth, and everyone was well over.
    My 1.0 had been badley every after the fire, I had cheap Tesco fuel in, but somehow I ended up with 6bhp over the 50hp the car should have.
    A standard Loop GTi nearly had 140hp.


    My two favourate pics [:D]

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  9. barny Forum Member

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    Well done chap - i betchya thats a blast to drive :clap: :lol: :clap:
     
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    Hi All,
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  11. altern8 Forum Junkie

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    good stuff i wanted to order these ages ago :p
     

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