Inlet manifold

Trip

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I am in the process of modifing the back of the inlet manifold, and luckily enough, I found Cambellju's thread with a detailed pic of what i had in mind :-D .

I was planning to do it very similar to his but slightly different routing. I found the more pics in the gallery and changed one of them to show how i was planning to do mine. CLICKY

I am running on a standalone ECU (Haltech E8 ) and only use the orange/brown-ish connector soleniod, Technically i can ditch the other one next to it with purple connector.

There are also the air inlet feeds to bypass the throttle bodies. I will not permanently block them because i "MIGHT" need them in conjunction with another air soleniod valve to allow extra air in when throttle bodies are closed (for antilag).

I placed that extra vacuum because i need 4 vacuum feeds.
-MAP sensor
-BOV
-FPR
-Wastegate/boost soleniod

BTW, I ditched the carbon cannister too.

Am I doing the right thing ?

THanks
Evan
 
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Odin

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I have a motec on mine so got rid of both the soleniod and idle cr@p.



Rob
 
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Trip

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I does infact, but to be honest i didn't really try to tune it as yet. Only played with it to get the car starting to test the sensors and wire harness i made.
 

Trip

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Odin said:
Binned the lot mate ;-) .




Rob
Good to know.. I am assuming you probably just blocked the hole with a bolt and some thread tape. Just in case $hit happens (which it always does) at least it's location its not that drastic and can be easily changed.

Guys, anymore opinions about the rest of my post ??
 

Trip

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Here is my first attempt, Still need to get suitable clips to tighten up the hoses. I might remove the middle T and thin hose and go identical to the pic on the original post by Cambellju .

 

sumo

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i just thinking on doing this my self i hav dun the 4 pipe's that go to the rocker cover i just tapped them and put in a grub screw with thread sealer i going to move all that stuff on the back so i can get to it easy then bin it when i put on omex ecu
 

Trip

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I have slightly changed my mind since this post. I will remove the T in the middle and route only one output to the Brakes.

I will use the 4 pipes mentioned to connect my MAP sensor. I will read the boost after the throttle bodies rather then before. I don't know if i should block the back rocker cover breather or route it to the catch tank.
 

campbellju

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I guess you read my post on the manifold so you know what I did there. On the rocker cover I blocked the back breather and fed the side breather to the catch tank. Over the weekend I further tidied the back of the engine by removing my oil/water heat exchanger and swapping it for the oil cooler sandwich plate. There will be nothing left at this rate
 

Trip

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stumo said:
like this?

Hey guys,

refering to this setup on the image above, It looks like the standard oil cooler was replaced by a remote oil filter sandwich plate.

Was this a simple remove standard oil cooler and install sandwich plate ?

Also how did you route a thermostat before the aftermarket oil cooler ?
 

Trip

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I will only use the "brown" connector for idle control as i will be running on a standalone. I will leave the purple soleniod in place but not connected.

I will use only the one marked in white and the one on under the inlet cover for the wastegate. I will use the 4 front ones (next to the injectors) T them together for MAP signal and block the PCV from the crank.
 

radiobar

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hi !

any idea if the powerFC will still work if i remove all this stuff ?

and what about autochoke when engine is cold?

i think powerFC has some options for setting ignition
depending on water temp.
is this the option for autochoke ?


thanks
 
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