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danyalson 19th January 2009 14:43

How much hassle is it to fit throttle bodies??
 
Hi im interested in stickin some throttle bodies, well bike carbs on my mk2 vtr. The engine is about to be rebuilt, and then hav added mods such as cams and head work. I having it all carried out not by a garage but sumone who rebuilds engine and stuff so overall shouldnt be too expensive.
Any ideas how difficult it would be to fit during an engine rebuild?
Wats needed? Wanting to keep spending as low but not too low so its goin to break all the time!
Found bike carbs on ebay for lik £55?
any other ideas or suggestions

saxotourdecorse 19th January 2009 14:47

get a vts engine ?? if ya gonna tune somethin, tune somethin that wont blow up

danyalson 19th January 2009 14:52

yeh i no mate. a vts is different tho. mite aswell keep it as a vtr and it always was a will be a vtr. wana keep it as a vtr and tune it.
plus cant be arsed wid insurance and mot, jst a pain in the arse

saxotourdecorse 19th January 2009 14:58

more hassle than its worse. especially wen a breathed on vtr gets smoked by a stock vts anyway

danyalson 19th January 2009 15:02

doubt it cus with r6 carbs at standard 100bhp vtr is lookin at 130bhp fitted with bodies

2000vtr 19th January 2009 15:05

you think adding some bodged inlet will gain you 30 bhp alone? lol

saxotourdecorse 19th January 2009 15:06

mines runnin 161 and i had a vtr previous. jus waited till i could get a vts rather than wastin money on a vtr. but its jus my opinion dude. i dont no how these tuned vtr' s survive a day on 8v. no wonder i dont c any at track days.

danyalson 19th January 2009 15:18

yeh i no dude. i wud think of waitin but my vtr needs its engine rebuilt, well i want it rebuilt. but was thinkin of puttin tb's on at the same time. most ppl go for the vts, but i using wat i hav. wantin to be different.
and 2000 nah i dont think a bodge one will jst giv it that. with the rite management and everythin, its easily possible

danyalson 19th January 2009 15:49

bump!!

JamesR 19th January 2009 16:12

what BHP figure you looking for when its all done?

AlexB 19th January 2009 16:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by saxotourdecorse (Post 2897181)
get a vts engine ?? if ya gonna tune somethin, tune somethin that wont blow up

a well setup vtr is just as reliable as a vts to the same spec


to run bodies (dependant on type) you may need custom inlet manifolds an maybe standalone management as the sensors may be different ect

it can either be reasonably simple to drop on and plug in the sensors (if allready on standalone)
or it can be a rigt pain

dobbo_1 19th January 2009 16:19

good on you mate be different would think 125/130 would be achivable i am sure sophia bush said people have got 130 from a 1.4 bottom end with a 1.3 rally head so sure that power could be gained from a 1.6 to

danyalson 19th January 2009 17:04

Quote:

good on you mate be different would think 125/130 would be achivable i am sure sophia bush said people have got 130 from a 1.4 bottom end with a 1.3 rally head so sure that power could be gained from a 1.6 to
Cheers for that mate. yeh its good to do sumthin a lil different. I would hope to get that power from it.
Its an idea and was thinkin if i was ever goin to do it. while it was bein rebuilt wud be the rite time
and cheaper

kissmyvtrse 19th January 2009 17:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by danyalson (Post 2897172)
Hi im interested in stickin some throttle bodies, well bike carbs on my mk2 vtr. The engine is about to be rebuilt, and then hav added mods such as cams and head work. I having it all carried out not by a garage but sumone who rebuilds engine and stuff so overall shouldnt be too expensive.
Any ideas how difficult it would be to fit during an engine rebuild?
Wats needed? Wanting to keep spending as low but not too low so its goin to break all the time!
Found bike carbs on ebay for lik £55?
any other ideas or suggestions

like he was saying tho, does any1 no how much hassle and effort is involved in fitting them and setting them up?:y:

danboy 19th January 2009 17:11

if you do deciede to go down the 16v route with tb's 106owners are having a group buy on kms direct to head tb's http://www.106owners.co.uk/forums/sh...ad.php?t=58444, i think on some other website are doing the standalone mangerment on a group buy aswell.

dobbo_1 19th January 2009 17:13

bogg bro's wil make a inlet manifold up for the carbs to mate

danyalson 19th January 2009 22:18

bump!!!

sam291088 20th January 2009 17:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by danyalson (Post 2897206)
yeh i no mate. a vts is different tho. mite aswell keep it as a vtr and it always was a will be a vtr. wana keep it as a vtr and tune it.
plus cant be arsed wid insurance and mot, jst a pain in the arse

If u cant afford the insurance on a vts how you guna be able to afford the insurance on a vtr will bodies?

Ryan 20th January 2009 22:36

carbs are a massive backwards step on fuel injection.

food for thought :P

dobbo_1 20th January 2009 22:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ryan (Post 2902877)
carbs are a massive backwards step on fuel injection.

food for thought :P


cant you use the injector rail and just use the boddies to let air through.. sorry if its a nooby question?


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