2007/04/24 22:59:14
escortinadriver
Thanks for that..

I had a feeling you might have a second lying around.....

Usually helps to offset the cost

Shaun
2007/04/25 07:14:41
darnoldrs
What are the threads in the manifold for? did you think about relocating the injectors to the manifolds?? Looking great by the way, givving me ideas for the falcon[%][%][:x)]. It shold greatly increase your throtle responce[%][:p]
2007/04/25 09:05:17
2lt_Scort
quote:
Originally posted by darnoldrs
[br]What are the threads in the manifold for? did you think about relocating the injectors to the manifolds?? Looking great by the way, givving me ideas for the falcon[%][%][:x)]. It shold greatly increase your throtle responce[%][:p]



Ports 3&4 and T-pieced to brake vacuum
Ports 1&2 are both going into a 4way junction which I have fuel pressure reg coming of one and did have MAP on the other but for now nothing. So essentially theyre only holes for BSP fittings to be used a vacuum sources. Nah I didn't think about relocating injectors, though it probably would be the most ideal setup.

Rhys
2007/04/25 11:52:49
Diablo69
Rhys

Great work good to here it is all running and just a few things left. Setup looks much neater.

Cheers
Andrew
2007/09/05 17:43:42
Paul Dunstan
Rhys

Having a brouse and I found a diagram of the GSXR TPS for you...look through the post and you'll find it.

http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/viewthread.php?tid=59345
2007/09/05 19:23:49
2lt_Scort
quote:
Originally posted by Paul Dunstan
[br]Rhys

Having a brouse and I found a diagram of the GSXR TPS for you...look through the post and you'll find it.

http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/viewthread.php?tid=59345




Great find Paul, thanks for sharing. The TPS pictured is different to mine but I'll wire up as it says and hope all Suzzi TPS's are same wiring configuration.

Rhys

2007/09/05 20:40:29
escortinadriver
Thanks Paul,

That was the next question I was going to ask Rhys.

Rhys, what ram tubes are you going to use? Did you get the factory ones from inside the airbox? The uk guys are using some of these, price is good at 8 pounds each.. 48mm

Shaun


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2007/09/05 20:52:17
2lt_Scort
I haven't got ram tubes yet. I'd be happy with the plastic ones but I'd need two airboxes and theyre not readily available here, so cheapest option would be the aftermarket ones. Was going to go see my local bike shop to see what they had, but the ITG link was a good one and good price also.
Im still unsure on best filter setup to go for aswell. But I really do need to get these things sorted soon.

Have you guys thought of what filter setup you'd use? Socks?, Airbox?, One big filter over all 4 ram tubes?

Rhys

P.S. last night I decided to take car for a drive around the block Its drivable in a limp mode sort of way, its ok (not great) until 4k ish rpm where its very boggy. But thats with no tuning for this setup.
Still haven't received my comp, hoping for Friday as Ive got day off and can get stuck into it.
2007/09/05 22:09:01
Paul Dunstan
As I'm spacing mine and mounting to a DCOE manifold I will probably make up some sort of adaptor and fit my K&N filters currently on my webers.

As Rhys said, the OEM plastic ram tubes would be the simplest but not readily available here unless you buy new (around $32.00 ea). Maybe a group buy of these ITG items or a local supplier / importer?
2007/10/05 16:07:45
2lt_Scort
Time to buy ram tubes......
For all interested try: Elpro Direct www.elettra.com.au
At this stage im unsure what size to go for 50mm x 75mm long or 50mm x 130mm long but Im thinking the 75mm long version as the external dia at top of 130mm version will not give enough space to have them sitting next to each other.

Price $21 incl gst for 75mm long versions and $26.5 for 130mm

http://www.elettra.com.au/spinnings/new_page_1.htm

Rhys
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