carbs or injection?

[twinturbo]

Bike throttle boddies and emerald.

Will be quicker to RR tune. so cheaper.

Yes the hardware is more expensive than carbs + Jolt. But the ultimate power and torque from the EFi is worth it in my opinion.

TT

[JakeH]

cheers guys, good information decided to go with injection, know a very very good auto electronics engineer who WILL help me for free haha

just wondering if anyone has a 1999 2.0/1.8 zetec wiring diagram? at the moment have the loom laid out on bedroom floor (mother wont be happy) and trying to figure out whats what!

Cheers

[baz-r]

run what ever efi inlet you want off megasquirt that way you can chuck most of the rubish std inj stuff and run just the bits you need
you dont have all the antitheft things either
could use the std black top inlet but its big and your going to have steering shaft clearince issues and bonnet line issues with the air intake to the throttle
i was given a blacktop inlet to see if it was any good for my silvertop zetec but i think its not going to fit

[les g]

Originally Posted by flyerncle

Track day cars do not need an IVA...... Carbs

Just re-read the post Les....

I gas tested a Scooby the other day with no cat and flew through test.

eerm....... bet the scooby wasn,t on carbs
my daughters a3 went through the test without the cat
200+bhp (r-tech tuned and mapped) on the rollers Saturday
but we all know it aint right
cheers les g

[flyerncle]

No and agreed its not right, but.......

There is nothing in mot regs to say that a cat must be fitted it just has to comply with emissions in analyser.

And just to complicate matters the race roadster I am building has
Jenvey tb's on and Pectel 500 ecu to control the lot.


Carbs on my car though.