GSXR ITB's

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MAPP gas burns a bit hotter...
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Piledriver wrote:MAPP gas burns a bit hotter...

totally, but sadly my torch is for lesser gasses, a butane propane mix i believe i have... its not my tools list to get a map gas torch and bottle though!

those rails being thin i should have too much trouble i hope!
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If tank connector (1 inch "disposable tank connector" - US style) is same for propane and mapp gas container your torch can handle either gas type....

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Cheers Dale, I'll take a look next time I'm inthe shop!

Ordered 4 Nippon denso plugs for the injectors.

Currently flatting off the manifold tops to bolt on my plates I'm making.

FPR 3bar arrived today.

Goin to order up my hard lines ect...
Getting there!

Just need to double check how to wire injectors and the tps maybe and I'm good to go I think!


For NA do I just block off the FPR vac port?
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Nippon denso "top slot" plugs fit perfect :)
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my torch is really struggling to get it hot enough so will be upgrading to map gas.

one fuel rail is done though... pics to follow
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Map gas was amazingly hotter!

first attempt at brazing...

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how they'll sit on the engine (all fuel pipes facing backwards) and going to chop off all the excess metal one them

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going to try and run the injectors like this with plugs inside the rails instead of outside for more compact package...
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are there any throttle bodies that have 48mm size of motorcycle suitable for conversion for use on VW idf intake.will be on my 2413ccm racing engine type 4
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Well, the ITBs are on and working! Need a bit of hammering to give some clearance to the right hand fuel rail but it all works!
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Race-buggy wrote:are there any throttle bodies that have 48mm size of motorcycle suitable for conversion for use on VW idf intake.will be on my 2413ccm racing engine type 4

42 -45mm are pretty common and either will flow more air than 48 IDAs due to no venturii...
Getting the spacing the same is usually more of a challenge, I have some 42s off a Yamaha waverunner jet ski (R1 based motor) that are flanged true ITBs.... Just welded up std manifolds so the bolts could be installed in the right places.
An adapter plate would have been easier for most.
The TBs themselves are only 60mm tall. The bore spacing is ~perfect.
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zero vehicles on jackstands, square gets a fresh 090 and 1911, cabby gets a blower.
EZ3.6 Vanagon after that.(mounted, needs everything finished) then Creamsicle.
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https://youtu.be/uBe-zt4c9x0

My ITB cold start up.... Pretty happy with it! No air valves ect
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Piledriver wrote:
Race-buggy wrote:are there any throttle bodies that have 48mm size of motorcycle suitable for conversion for use on VW idf intake.will be on my 2413ccm racing engine type 4

42 -45mm are pretty common and either will flow more air than 48 IDAs due to no venturii...
Getting the spacing the same is usually more of a challenge, I have some 42s off a Yamaha waverunner jet ski (R1 based motor) that are flanged true ITBs.... Just welded up std manifolds so the bolts could be installed in the right places.
An adapter plate would have been easier for most.
The TBs themselves are only 60mm tall. The bore spacing is ~perfect.
IMG_1105.JPG
cool. yes i know that Piledriver,that them flows more then a pair 48IDA. where can i buy this from yamaha waverunner jet ski ITB used ?

i have buy a set from gsxr. I belive them are 46mm butterfly at them i have buy. but i have 2 engines more t4 i want EFI at.

one 2.0 with 1800 heads. with volvo valves. and web 163/86b camshaft. itb for this will be nice with 40mm or some like this i think.
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They have them on Ebay all the time.

Waverunner 1100
Engine is basically a marine version of a gsxr1000, Itbs bolt direct to head.
Newer versions are probably larger.
Addendum to Newtons first law:
zero vehicles on jackstands, square gets a fresh 090 and 1911, cabby gets a blower.
EZ3.6 Vanagon after that.(mounted, needs everything finished) then Creamsicle.
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