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sinnerboy

posted on 24th Nov 06 at 16:56

quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
BTW dont listen to Bogg brothers advice when they telly you to run it on stancard ecu with the sensors unplugged:lol:

budget for some omex or lumenition ignition control.


:lol: BTW they sorted me out with throttle bodies instead.


Anton2K3

posted on 24th Nov 06 at 14:09

Why not do one better and put bike throttle bodies on it, thats the conversion i'm doing on my 106 rallye at the moment. Its not too complicated if you can weld, easy enough to fabricate own manifold. use megasquirt and spark ecu to run it all.
If you want the ecu, I can put you in touch with someone who supplies them fully build, with serial lead, software etc for around £280.


Ant

posted on 24th Nov 06 at 10:56

what dave said.

I can not imagine for a minute the ignition timing would be anywhere near right with the std ecu


ShEp

posted on 24th Nov 06 at 10:21

well if there's nothng managing it, it'll be all over the place wont it :o


Dave A

posted on 24th Nov 06 at 09:06

BTW dont listen to Bogg brothers advice when they telly you to run it on stancard ecu with the sensors unplugged:lol:

budget for some omex or lumenition ignition control.


ShEp

posted on 23rd Nov 06 at 23:05

well i could integrate it with my girlfriends birthday, a little weekend trip you know :D


Robin

posted on 23rd Nov 06 at 22:57

:lol:

A little drive for you then :o worth it though, if you make a weekend break out of it :cool:


ShEp

posted on 23rd Nov 06 at 22:56

sound cheers,

well it'll be in feb/march b4 i get anything donw, ill need to find the right carbs if the r1 ones are not suitable, then ill call bogg bros for a quote :)

helll of a long way away tho, im way up past inverness :o


Robin

posted on 23rd Nov 06 at 22:44

Yeah Shep, thats the mag.

Have a look at that feature, all the Bogg Bros pricing is there, and tips for what to use with waht engine iirc.


jamesvalver

posted on 23rd Nov 06 at 22:42

boggs bros are the best at it! ive got some fireblade carbs for my c20xe


sinnerboy

posted on 23rd Nov 06 at 22:42

Im getting a manifold and suzuki throttle bodies off them :cool:


ShEp

posted on 23rd Nov 06 at 22:42

i think i have it, it has the orange nova saloon?

thats the guide that made me ask about the x16xe,

would the gains be worth the work?

it seems a hell of a lot cheaper than throttle bodies,


Robin

posted on 23rd Nov 06 at 22:39

IIRC, R1 ones would be too big for a 16XE, R6 ones are better.

Bogg Brothers in Yorkshire are the best bet, they'll supply a manifold to fit for £135 or something, and do the whole lot for about £750.

A recent Total Vauxhall had a guide in it, I'll see if I can dig it out, and I'll send it to you if I find it.


ShEp

posted on 23rd Nov 06 at 22:37

ive noticed a few c20xe corsa's with bike carbs on them,

im just wondering if its possible to fit them to other engines, and if its worth it for the cost/gains in power,

i've got a x16xe and i know sum1 eith a smashed r1, now would they be compatable?

i know id have to get a manifold fabricated, but what places would be willing to do the conversion i.e. fitting setting up and managment, if i supplied manifold & carbs?


thanks for any help folks :)