i have one engine kosong, and i try to mod webber but the only problem is i dont know what air manualfuel can use ?? any one can help me thanks
u better find out whether ur 92 is originally on injection or on carb first!!
as u know, injection intake's are not the same as carb intakes.
sir...the conversion from injection to carb is possible rite? remember seeing it on an ol mag regarding toyota 4throttle engine converted to 2 twin barrel DCOE....u better find out whether ur 92 is originally on injection or on carb first!!
sir...the conversion from injection to carb is possible rite? remember seeing it on an ol mag regarding toyota 4throttle engine converted to 2 twin barrel DCOE....
said it used for autocross...de weber increase throttle response...
I'm not trying to "tunjuk-pandai"...just shocked and a bit curious...![]()
Hahaha...dunno la boss...those crazy mat salleh lor...4 throttle cannot have good throttle response meh??... even using standalone ecu, remap all setting also cannot get??....
4 throttle cannot have good throttle response meh??... even using standalone ecu, remap all setting also cannot get??....
sorry my english not that good~!! ya the webber is sidedrught but the engine is really kosong i tot maybe use the 12valve dontk now can not??
help me sifoo
Still can't find the article i've said earlier...but I do found 1 article off the net regarding EFI to Carb conversion but for the 16v version. It addressed the issue of not having 20v ECU and not because of lack of throttle response4 throttle cannot have good throttle response meh??... even using standalone ecu, remap all setting also cannot get??....
The site said:
Now, there are some problems with the swap. First off, the stock 16 valve ECU just won't cut it. I am not saying you can't get the motor to run with the stock 4AGE ECU, but it just won't do it justice. You still need something to kick the cam over, and who knows if the injector maps are anywhere close. So, basically, you need a Toyota factory 20 valve ECU or an aftermarket ECU (another $1000).
Another option is to go with some carbs (carbies to the Ausies). To do that, you still need an ignition system with an advance ($200-500) and a RPM trigger for the cam ($50ish), intake manifold ($300ish or roll your own) and some good carbies, side draft of course ($500). Well, after more web surfing, I found a used pair of DelOrto 40's for $110, with air filters, fuel line and a pressure regulator. I was just about to order some aluminum stock to fabricate an intake manifold for it when a friend of a friend of a friend in New Zealand (isn't the internet wonderful?) found a 20 valve ECU and AFM. $250 later it was at my door, and no, there are no more where that one came from.