I want to do an ITB setup on my 87 N/A. The motor went about a month ago, and I am going to have it rebuilt and street ported as soon as I can. I have the opportunity to purchase an ITB setup for alot cheaper the normal. My question is, is ther anything that I need to do with the car so that it will run with the setup? Like go Standalone? Or can I stay with the stock computer and the SAFC that I have? Thanks.
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you could make it work with the stock ecu, but you really need an ecu
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I've got ITB also... and I would say you need to go standalone...
A few things typical to an ITB setup that may fubar the stock harness/ecu setup is the TPS sensor, injectors, ait.... Issue is you'd need to build a new harness with the stock connectors and stock ecu..your existing harness wouldn't work as a lot of the sensors/components get moved around.... HOWEVER, if you get the ITB and a standalone, you will be able to make some decent power. On a SP 13B 6port... i wouldnt go much larger than 48mm ITBs...even that may be a lil big. There was a member here running ITBs on his NA, Pengu i think was his SN... not sure if he posts anymore though... |
in the butt setup?
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Individual Throttle Bodies.... just in case you weren't being sarcastic https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...DIR#>/wink.png
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Originally Posted by One320B' post='824765' date='Jun 17 2006, 12:19 PM
There was a member here running ITBs on his NA, Pengu i think was his SN... not sure if he posts anymore though... |
I was close, lol... does he post anymore?
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Last Active 13th August 2005 - 02:23 PM
He has a web site (pengaru.com), but it looks like he took a whole bunch of the content off. He used to have pics of his ITB setup, his relocated alternator, customer e-fan shroud, and other stuff. |
I have a similiar setup, not running yet though
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Hrm, that sucks.. he seemed like a pretty cool guy.
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