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bug man nrg
What is the best size throttle body's for your type4 40-42 -44-45 or bigger wink.gif and why?
lapuwali
Depends on how big a Type 4, what cam is being used, etc. It's part of a combo (as Jake says). You generally want the smallest throttles that will flow as much air as the engine can use. Throttles that are too big give poor response.
Aaron Cox
i heart jenvey wub.gif
Twystd1
What Lapuwali said.

Hi Mack,

I was thinking that the vast majority of fellas here have close to stock engines. Therefore I am going to guess that 40s would be appropriate for most of the 914s here.

For the HiPo guys like Brant, Richard and others. I would think the sky is the limit.

Me? For my next build. i think 44s or 45s will be appropriate.

And how are getting along with Jake? biggrin.gif

Clayton
JeffBowlsby
45mm is the stock 2.0 TB size.
Twystd1
Jeff, you made me think.

Mack is a Jennvey dealer.

I was thinking Jennvey ITBs. Not TBs. Thanks........

Mack, do you mean ITBs or single throttle bodys?
bug man nrg
QUOTE (Twystd1 @ Mar 17 2006, 08:13 PM)
Jeff, you made me think.

Mack is a Jennvey dealer.

I was thinking Jennvey ITBs. Not TBs. Thanks........

Mack, do you mean ITBs or single throttle bodys?

1.a single body 45-65mm
2.throttle body's 40-52mm
here is where i an going with this i am looking to do a set of itb's with manifolds linkage and filters for the air cooled market but some of the set up's i see out htere are a bit high on the price sad.gif
I have no problem with Jake we had a chat on the phone and it is all good rolleyes.gif
reddog
X-cuse me, I made a mistake... BTW you are a COX wink.gif back at ya
Aaron Cox
QUOTE (reddog @ Mar 17 2006, 10:20 PM)
I would like to use 2-40mm DCNF webers...1,8 (carb cam) what kind of HP/torque could I expect...

how is that remotely related/appropriate for this thread?

post a topic in the garage asking that wink.gif
Mueller
For the motor that I "was" building, a 2100cc with special Raby cam, stock 2.0 heads...Jake said my 45mm individual throttle bodies would be fine...

From what I've read, you can almost always run smaller ITB's than carbs on the same motor due to the less restriction of the ITB's
bug man nrg
QUOTE (Mueller @ Mar 17 2006, 10:39 PM)
For the motor that I "was" building, a 2100cc with special Raby cam, stock 2.0 heads...Jake said my 45mm individual throttle bodies would be fine...

From what I've read, you can almost always run smaller ITB's than carbs on the same motor due to the less restriction of the ITB's

yes you are right this is the case for most cars that have a oem ecu .there is also the fact that air cooled engine do not come with more than 8.5:1 CR this also will determin what size itb you might need to make the power
Jake Raby
TIV engines don't like and don't need a ton of intake charge..

Most of my 2270cc engines run a 40mm T/B

I run 42mm on the 2316 for up to 7,000 revs..... 45mm if the engine is good for more than that.

45mm will feed up to a 2615 without issues.

Beyond that depending on rev range I go with 48s.

Some engines like differing sizes due to cam, efficiency and exhaust system. All that charge going in is no good if 80% of it can be exhausted..

The Mighty Spyder is smaller than 2400cc but uses a 50mm T/B arrangement, but its non conventional and revs past 8,500 RPM... My 3 liter has now been destroked to a 2771 and will be running a 52mm T/B set up.

Its all in the combo...

Mac, did you reply to my email? I need to know how much $$ to send and where to send it. I need the unit next week!
Mueller
QUOTE (bug man nrg @ Mar 18 2006, 05:13 AM)
yes you are right this is the case for most cars that have a oem ecu .

ITBs and OEM-ECU do not belong in the same sentence.....

for single throttle body and aftermarket fuel injection, I think most people would be fine to use the stock T/B and as many as the stock components as possible.


For multiple throttle bodies (ITB's), then it's engine/application specific.

What is the best price anyone has seen for a complete (air filters down to manifold and linkage) for a set of Individual Throttle Bodies such as the Jenevys or TWM's?

Are there any asian import ITB's?? (besides motorcycle)

bug man nrg
I beg to differ on that itb and oem do not belong in the same sentence i have had a lot of cars come in and they use the oem ecu with itb's ie ford focus honda civic mazda 323 toyota's bmw 2/3/5/have had this and all have picked up power and drive better ohmy.gif
why not a type4 am i missing some thing here? unsure.gif
some one fill me in on this as i would like to know more about a type type4 engine so i do not give bad info down the road beer.gif
Twystd1
So Mac..

Mueller has a great question for ya
QUOTE
What is the best price anyone has seen for a complete (air filters down to manifold and linkage) for a set of Individual Throttle Bodies such as the Jenevys or TWM's?


Ya wanna throw an answer out for this?

Let's assume a pair of 40 ITBs for the sake of comparison...
bug man nrg
i will have a price befor the end of the day .this price will be for 914 club only
2 itb's
2 filters
2manifolds
limkage
chech this space at the end of the day biggrin.gif smilie_pokal.gif clap56.gif boldblue.gif
bug man nrg
QUOTE (bug man nrg @ Mar 20 2006, 03:38 AM)
i will have a price befor the end of the day .this price will be for 914 club only
2 itb's
2 filters
2manifolds
limkage
chech this space at the end of the day biggrin.gif  :trophy:  :clap:  :boing:

Sorry i came back so late with the price $795 shipped to your door
Mueller
QUOTE (bug man nrg @ Mar 19 2006, 06:25 AM)
I beg to differ on that itb and oem do not belong in the same sentence i have had a lot of cars come in and they use the oem ecu with itb's ie ford focus honda civic mazda 323 toyota's bmw 2/3/5/have had this and all have picked up power and drive better ohmy.gif
why not a type4 am i missing some thing here? unsure.gif
some one fill me in on this as i would like to know more about a type type4 engine so i do not give bad info down the road beer.gif

Well, I "thought" you where asking about our 914s, you cannot run the stock ECU with ITB's.....the l-jet and d-jet are very limited to what modifications can be done to the motor and the induction system....

I'm sure those other cars are all MAP (Manifold Absolute Pressure)...similar to the emerald system
Twystd1
OK,
Now we have a Pair of manifolds, A pair of ITBs, A Pair of air cleaners and a linkage setup for about 800 bucks shipped.

That makes sense....

Now I need a emerald ECU or whatever brand of aftermarket ECU or a inexpensive MS3 setup with harness and wiring, plus 4 fuel injectors and appropriate sensors. Borrow a LM1. Add some spririted driving, have lap top will travel.

Or go over to Superior Automotive or AEM and dyno tune till I am happy.

I am now thinking that it is possible to do High Performance EFI for a Type4 for under 1500.00 bucks. IF I USE MS.... (Mega Squirt)

This assumes I build the ignition wheel and fab up a bunch of small parts. And thats fun stuff to do.... And cost very little in materials. And I don't include a $ rate for my time.

If I use a big name ECU..... I have to add 1500 - 2300 to the original
800 bucks.

So 1500.00 on the cheap side with a lot of small fab work done by me.

Or a full tilt bolt on system for about 2700 - 3000.00 +

Hey Mike Mueller.... Does that seem relatively accurate to you based on what you have read, or built or both?

And Mac, How much for an ECU with all the appropriate goodys including wheel and a basic map that will get the engine going?
Minus 4 injectors?

Clayton
tdsmoonchild
QUOTE (Twystd1 @ Mar 21 2006, 03:46 AM)
This assumes I build the ignition wheel and fab up a bunch of small parts.

Maybe a dumb question, but what is this?
Twystd1
Well,

In this scenario.

In simple tems........ You toss the Dizzy... Gone, Sianara, See Ya... Bye....

If I want to have a fully programable computer controlled ignition system.

We can use a notched wheel that is either driven off the cam or Crank.

A sensor is set next to this notched wheel. The sensor counts teeth of the wheel. This tells the ECU where the crank is in relationship to TDC.

Now the ECU knows when to collapse the field of the coil or coils and release the energy to create a spark in the cylinder.

Twystd1
tdsmoonchild
Can't you just run a distributor and not have electronic spark control? I'm guessing that's not ideal, huh?
bug man nrg
Ok $800 for the manifolds itb's air filters and what nots
if you take a hole set up from us we will do a set up for $2500 with a fuel pump and 30lb injectors ohmy.gif
jhadler
Okay, I gotta ask the question then...

What brand Throttle Body? Who's linkage? What's the ECU you're offering?

30 lb injectors? Unless you're planning on runnign a gonzo motor, 30 lb injectors on an otherwise stockish motor is probably considerable overkill, and might make it pretty hard to get a good idle.

But I'd like to know more details.

-Josh2
Aaron Cox
mac sells JENVEY throttle bodies.... and emerald ECU's smile.gif
bug man nrg
Jake did you get my pm about the 65mm body on the oem plenum ph34r.gif call me
bug man nrg
here is the oem 48mm body and the and the 65mm body side by side cool.gif .jake do you need this for your test if so i can send it up to you BUT i must have it back so i can send it out to finland when your test is over boldblue.gif
bug man nrg
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Twystd1
Mack,

What the heck did that throttle body come off of?

I be thinking Saab... Did I guess right?

Clayton
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