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what box do I need for ignition only in ca18de?
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Im going quad bike carb on a ca18de
and just wondering if I can run the
factory CAS with a factory control
unit or something?
If so which part do I need from the
wreckers?

Posted on: 2011/7/19 13:53
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Re: what box do I need for ignition only in ca18de?
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after market ignition ecu only
probly easyer to run a crank triger
or make new choper disc for cas

Posted on: 2011/7/19 14:13
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Re: what box do I need for ignition only in ca18de?
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Just found this....
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quoted from tsillay Hey guys My CA16 used 45 DCOE's because I had em lying around, and I wanted to keep the costs down. I used a modified CA18de brain to do the spark curve, I simply mapped RPM to advance and used 2 coils in wasted spark config, once again to keep the costs down! No AFM, no Oxy sensor.. I love Erols idea of using a dizzy, this will give you a really, really good engine for nix..


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My 1600 made 107kw at the wheels, it did have the benefit of a very nice head and some largish cams... Still used the stock pistons (which are a pop-top) and planed the head to get the compression right up. I forget what a CA16 makes standard, but the addition of webers, exhaust and a little compression should up that figure by 10% There's a thread somewhere here which lists all the mods I did...


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CSL Cams in Palmerston North welded me up a pair of cams for the CA16 many years back.. Had to throw out the hydraulic lifters, and convert to shims (Feral says to use RB26DETT ones) Wish I'd known this, took an age to turnup , harden and grind some... Used Crane valve springs, and bored the spring seats down into the head to get the lift I needed. Made good HP, and it only ran on 45 DCOE's

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Re: what box do I need for ignition only in ca18de?
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Anyone know how to...
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modify CA18de brain to do the spark curve, I simply mapped RPM to advance and used 2 coils in wasted spark config

Posted on: 2011/7/19 14:40
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Re: what box do I need for ignition only in ca18de?
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Have you got any pics of this ca ???

And why not adapt a dizzy ,then get it graphed to suit

Easy and cheap

Pics or ban

Posted on: 2011/7/19 14:57
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Re: what box do I need for ignition only in ca18de?
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The whole theory of adapting carbs to cut the cost of injection is just stupid to me. What does the ca injection cost to set up once you have the engine? You'd usually get the manifold with the engine so all you have to do is modify the loom and set up a fuel system.
How would that ever be more expensive than getting/making a manifold for carbs then modifying everything to make the engine work with the carbs

putting carbies on a ca to cut costs as the guy you quoted has done seems like a very poorly thought out plan. Or a clear over estimation of the costs involved in making injection work

Posted on: 2011/7/19 15:22
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Re: what box do I need for ignition only in ca18de?
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Yea piggy your right ,why not throttle bodies ,cheap and you dont need to change stuff all on the harness ,and it would be easy to tune too

Why waste money when the stock ca18de harness has everything you need

Posted on: 2011/7/19 15:31
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77 1200 ute
77mm bore a15 ,12:1 comp
ported and reconed h89 head
fairly aggro cam ,billet rocker spacers
twin 40mm solex carbs on bpro manifold
MSD 6al2 with 2 step limiter
4speed 60a box
hd clutch
2 inch exhaust
locked 4:11 ute diff
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Re: what box do I need for ignition only in ca18de?
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Exactly, if you are going to do it, do it properly and run quad throttle injection. Then watch as all the people with a dead stock det fly past you

Posted on: 2011/7/19 15:38
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Re: what box do I need for ignition only in ca18de?
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I have my reasons if you are willing to help Id be grateful.
I was going ca16det for engineering max power possible in a 1000
but now itll be a club car/cruiser.
The reality is CA18s are fugly more so with stock ancillaries.
Ive sourced fwd covers w/ no breather boxes and will route breathers
onto the rear inlet sides, machine the rockers down to smooth curved
edges after welding. I have good looking oldkool quad 41mm bike carbs
that will sit on modded inlet and good looking headers. Ill be chasing
100-110kw atw with more comp, re-ground welded tri flow type cams,
cleaning / match porting & maybe a few combusition chamber mods.
I was going Megajolt ig. only kit but this original component
reworking sounds to good to ignore!

Id like to see TSILLAYs pics of his ca16de setup but he doesnt get on
here and love to know the info on how to mod the brain.

So can anyone help with some answers or help to my original query?

Posted on: 2011/7/20 1:28
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Re: what box do I need for ignition only in ca18de?
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ca18de head with a custom built distributor (gotta use the input shaft from the ca cam sensor adapted to a custom dizzy)
I have also read about ppl using a sigma dizzy that spins the other way..

for some this is a cheap solution, if they have the parts lying around, and can do most/all the work them selves

and some ppl (like me) like a challenge and doing things that aren't easy..

here is my post asking about it a few months back when i wanted to do the same thing (and i may still do it :P)
http://datsun1200.com/modules/newbb/v ... id=352808#forumpost352808

i ater read that in this photo, the guy unplugged the injectors and ran the car with the webbers an no AFM, but he used something to eliminate the AFM and this was in japan, and the part was not mentioned in the thread.
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