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converting the A series to full ECU controlled fuel n spark
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hey guys this is going to be sort of a build thread as i endeavour on my way to building my a15 to be controlled fully by an ECU, just for those who wish to remain with the mighty A series, ive noticed there is not much solid info on this sort of a build.
so slowly but surely ill keep adding to this thread, anyone who has any experience or knowledge by all means please add to this thread.

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Just use the factory parts.

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hmm im thinking more along the lines of twin 45mm weber style thottle bodies, =D

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Yes, these are more popular than the factory setup. About $2500 will do it, if you use a cheap ECU.

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I'm also busy planning to converting the A14 to EFI.

I have the GX head on, so decided to run to 43mm Toyota throttles off the GX manifold.

Hopefully in will run as good as the twin Hitachi's.

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ohk im planning on using an fj20 dizzy, for the crank angle sensor
i have one back home (i assume it an fj20 item as it come with a heap of fj20 parts) and it pretty much bolts in with very little modification so it should work. im busy trying to find all the info i can.

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how bout with two turbos....

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now that is beautiful. A Twin Turbo A-series.

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I heard rotary dizzys can be used for cam angle sensing too

Theres some A series pics around here with crank angle sensor driven off the front pulley

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What about a std Nissan optical cam angle sensor driven off the front of the cam like the mechanical tachs?

Machine the front timing cover and mount it to that??

Posted on: 2011/2/25 11:49
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