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Re: some information about megasquirt

Posted: 05 Mar 2010 04:03 pm
by krazvy
yes i know ...i was looking for a megasquirt sistem to help the injection ...... right now i have on my car a bosch computer with no rpm limit.....made in germani

Re: some information about megasquirt

Posted: 05 Mar 2010 04:57 pm
by krazvy
james .... ca u tell me please how much money do i need to make the B19E better ...aproximate ...... because i have a friend with a suzuki swift with 1.3 gti engine (101hp) that is laughing at my car ..... he says that it's stupid :(......

Re: some information about megasquirt

Posted: 05 Mar 2010 04:57 pm
by krazvy

Re: some information about megasquirt

Posted: 05 Mar 2010 07:40 pm
by foggyjames
No, that's Joni (xtrmjks)'s car. Mine is similar, but has smaller carbs. The concept is similar, though.

If you want to go down the MS route (not a bad idea), that will set you back £200-300, plus lots of time. You'll may want to budget some time for tuning on a dyno. I would get a larger throttle body fitted to the inlet manifold - perhaps the one from a non-turbo 850, or a 960? This will also give you the right type of throttle position sensor for MS. The hole behind the TB will need to be enlarged, too. The exhaust will depend on exactly what you do. I believe there is a company who makes performance manifolds for left hand drive 360s, but I can't remember who. A local shop will probably be best for the rest of the system. They might be able to build you a high performance manifold, too.

The Swift GTI has a great engine, and acheiving that sort of specific output will not be easy without a 16v head...but you should at least be able to get into a position to wipe the smile from his face :)

cheers

James

Re: some information about megasquirt

Posted: 05 Mar 2010 09:43 pm
by krazvy
hmm interesting .... i got about 665 £ until now .... so i can make some of the shopping list to say so ....