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Re: [alfa] aftermarket throttle bodies



Benjamin I know the motec efi is well regarded however I bought a haltec efi
unit when I fitted my alfetta sedan with a 164 3.0lt. It is easy to use and
cost alot less than the motec. I bought it straight from the distributor in
nsw. Beninca use the carbs as throttle boddies however you are still looking
at 45mm carbs if you want to make over 160hp.
I think you also need a sensor on the flywheel for the motec, at least I
think thats what Beninca do. Even if you fitted a twinspark (which I have
done to a friends car) you would require an after market efi for any mods
because as you would know the factory system is set. Pace in melbourne is
the place to send your head for porting and so on. Vin has been doing this
for years, has a flow bench and dyno results show that he can help you build
a strong engine without spending to much.
Cheers
Dean
-----Original Message-----
From: Benjamin Woenig <budweiser@domain.elided>
To: alfa@domain.elided <alfa@domain.elided>
Date: Thursday, 15 April 2004 2:49
Subject: [alfa] aftermarket throttle bodies


>So far the fuel injection sites I've seen don't really mention
>what brand of throttle bodies they sell, just that they sell
>various forms of DCOE style units. Jenvey (www.jenvey.co.uk) seem
>to make top notch stuff, but the pricing by the time I get it
>to the Australia makes it very expensive. What other brands are
>available? Does anyone know of any Australian distributors?
>
>I've come full circle with the engine mods for my Alfetta sedan.
>I was looking at turbos, superchargers, dropping in a donor Alfa
>90 V6, even a twin spark (although some would say that dropping in
>the twin spark would be the easiest option for more power). I've
>decided to work with what I've already got, the 2L twincam. I intend
>to lighten and balance everything, install hi-compression pistons,
>hi-lift cams, stronger valve springs, port the head and install
>oversize valves. That should keep me busy for a while, but I want
>to play with fuel injection too and just see what kind of power
>I can obtain out of the basic natually aspirated 2L engine. I
>will probably go for the Motec ECU package, as that seems to be
>a widely accepted unit in Australia.
>
>Feel free to offer any opinions / ramblings to my thoughts :)
>
>~Benjamin W.
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