yarin
Jan 18 2006, 12:25 PM
This is a "'73 1.7L L-jet setup" i'm considering buying. I see a 4 bolt pattern, however my carbed 2.0 has a 3 bolt pattern. Can these injection runners be drilled to fit my heads?
Thanks
yarin
Jan 18 2006, 12:26 PM
my present setup
were these weber bases drilled for a 3 bolt intake or did they come with a total of 5 holes?
ClayPerrine
Jan 18 2006, 12:28 PM
The manifolds under the carbs came with both sets of holes.
As for the fuel injection, that is not a L-jet system, it's a d-jet system. It looks like a 1.7, which will be a bit small for a 2.0. You should get a 2.0 system for best stock performance.
r_towle
Jan 18 2006, 12:29 PM
1.7 liter only had d-jet.
it looks like it could be d-jet, but I cant see all the parts from that pic.
If its ljet, just drill out the manifold for the three bolt head pattern, it will be fine.
Rich
rhodyguy
Jan 18 2006, 12:31 PM
yep. one size fits all on that design for the carb intakes. i wonder what the little electrical connection on the runner is for?
k
yarin
Jan 18 2006, 12:39 PM
QUOTE (r_towle @ Jan 18 2006, 10:29 AM) |
1.7 liter only had d-jet.
it looks like it could be d-jet, but I cant see all the parts from that pic.
If its ljet, just drill out the manifold for the three bolt head pattern, it will be fine.
Rich |
Yes you guys are correct. It is a D-jet system, my mistake.
I'm building a megasquirt system and want to use some stock components for now just to get things going. So will this stock D-jet 1.7 setup bolt to my 2.0 heads assuming i drill an extra hole in the middle?
I will be using the following stock components:
runners, injectors, fuel rail, intake plenum, fuel pump, fuel pressure regulator
I've read that stock 1.7 injectors work much better than 2.0 injectors due to minimum pulse width limitations on the 2.0s. 1.7 injectors certainly flow enough for a slightly modified 2.0.
Thanks!
r_towle
Jan 18 2006, 12:44 PM
yes it will work.
I would however question the size of the plenum and intake runners for a 2.0 liter...
Rich
yarin
Jan 18 2006, 12:48 PM
Is there a big difference between the 1.7 and 2.0 runner diameter and plenum volume?
I'll be using some stock throttle body and K&N filter.
I had planned on building a complete intake/injection/fuel system from scratch but I won't be able to start on that till summer.
There was a link someone posted of a modified intake plenum they used, i can't find the link now. He cut off the end and bolted another throttle body to it. The pics had a tail light lens in them, and a bunch of parts on a table. i searched and searched, anyone have the link?
lapuwali
Jan 18 2006, 12:49 PM
The main difference for your purposes is the size of the plenum and runners. The 1.7 injectors are, indeed, a better choice for aftermarket PEFI, but the 2.0 runners are a bit bigger, and the plenum is MUCH bigger, than the same parts on the 1.7. The car would run, but you'd lose top-end power. 2.0 D-Jet setups are out there, keep looking. You can often buy the 1.7 injectors by themselves on Ebay.
Fuel pump, fuel pressure regulator, runners, plenum, throttle body, air cleaner, and injectors are the minimum of what you need to do your own EFI setup. You can get injector connectors and plumbing from several sources.
btw, the 1.7 injectors flow enough for a heavily modified 2.0, not just a slightly modified one. They'll support 160hp or so.
r_towle
Jan 18 2006, 12:49 PM
which parts do you need.
I probably have the runners and plenum from a 2.0 liter djet.
You wont need the brain or MPS...
Injectors, I wont have any good ones...
Throttle bodies that I have need lots of work, but could be salvaged...
Rich
yarin
Jan 18 2006, 01:16 PM
QUOTE (r_towle @ Jan 18 2006, 10:49 AM) |
which parts do you need.
I probably have the runners and plenum from a 2.0 liter djet.
You wont need the brain or MPS...
Injectors, I wont have any good ones...
Throttle bodies that I have need lots of work, but could be salvaged...
Rich |
OK.
Sounds like 1.7 injectors and 2.0 plenum and runners are the way to go for now.
So i'm looking for 1.7 injectors and 2.0 plenum and runners, fuel pump, fuel rail, pressure regulator.
I don't want to use a stock throttle body, i'll find something from volvo or elsewhere.
The rest of the parts i can find GM OEM like the TPS, Fidle solenoid or GM IAC, air temp sensor, then Wideband.
r_towle
Jan 18 2006, 01:43 PM
I have all of that except the injectors..
I have the runners, plenum, fuel rail, etc.
Get a new fuel pump, mine are old and old.
Rich
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