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#19
Re: Intake plenum
MadTimo
Posted on: 2003/5/8 15:57
ummm...all I was really interested in was the size of the inlet behind the throttle body. Because, like you said, it wouldn't be hard to adapt a larger throttle body to it.
But, I think I'll end up just making one up myself. I've been wanting to buy a TIG for a while anyway.
#18
Re: Intake plenum
1200rallycar
Posted on: 2003/5/8 12:12
ill take some detailed pics with my new camera if you like
#17
Re: Intake plenum
1200rallycar
Posted on: 2003/5/8 12:10
Not sure how good my injection is, its still sitting in the shed waiting to go on, the throttle body looks small but thats not hard to change, i plan to twin turbo it later on so i hope it work good with turbo
someone said they dont flow as much as twin webers but cant remember who it was or if they really knew what they were talking about good luck finding something
#16
Re: Intake plenum
slimpickaus
Posted on: 2003/5/8 4:23
Stew, Where are you located? Do you have any idea of the cost of the flanges? Barry
#15
Re: Intake plenum
89mm
Posted on: 2003/5/7 5:26
I have just made a master for the cylinder head inlet flanges for the A15/15 head. I propose to have a few of them profile cut with a view to putting an EFI system on our car.
I will fabricate the manifold myself. If you are interested I will get extras done at the same time. Please let me know. Stew.McK
#14
Re: Intake plenum
2332owner
Posted on: 2003/5/7 5:22
That's an excellent system. There's a huge following for it here in Okinawa. I was going to run my 180 with it when I put my RX6 turbine kit on and will use it if I get tired of the A12 and drop an SR or CA into my truck.
Here's a couple of Okinawa cars with it: http://www.sdsefi.com/features/sept02silvia.htm http://www.sdsefi.com/features/dec02tommy.htm http://www.sdsefi.com/features/mar02rb26.htm
#12
Re: Intake plenum
AFRacer
Posted on: 2003/5/7 0:51
If you want the best intake using that idea, I'd suggest using a dual Weber DCOE intake instead of a SU/GX intake and then make a plenum matching to where the carbs would go and then into a single throttle body and weld in the injector bungs. I don't think it would be very hard to do. I would do something like that if I had a better intake, mine's got some repaired cracks that wouldn't hold up to boost. One of these days I will get around to trying out that Nissan EFI setup. I'd love to compare that against the dual 40mm Delloro's, as well as a home made one like described above. All in due time.
-Andy
#11
Re: Intake plenum
MadTimo
Posted on: 2003/5/6 13:11
Hey B310gx. That's the exact sort of thing I'm after. I wasn't aware the weld-in injector bosses are available, but would be very handy. My plan is to use a VL throttle body, and injectors, as these are also cheap and plentiful. Thanks, you've been a lot of help.
1200rallycar, I'm planning on using a T28 bb turbo and I think that plenum might be a bit restrictive. I'm not sure I haven't seen one, what do you reckon?
#10
Re: Intake plenum
b310gx
Posted on: 2003/5/6 12:16
maybe the easiest way is to get a twin su gx manifold,then using that as the inlet runners,fabricate a large plenum to bolt to the runners.this was done by a friend with a supercharged 1200 ute(the one used as an example of 1200 versus 1000 front suspension).just making the plenum would be easier than also fabricating the runners.as for injectors,weld-in injector bosses are available from injection perfection,& should also be available from other sources.you could try using a ca20de manifold for bits & pieces,as these are very unloved,& should be cheap to buy.
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