i've just started, I MEAN JUST STARTED, an all motor project (basically all i have is the car and the bare block)...and i'm just trying to get as much info from the get go as possible, so if yoiu could, please send pics and as much info as possible:
when all is said and done, i would like to run individual throttle boddies, my questions are: 1)what companies other than Toda make them ($2,600 is a little steep), 2) what do you do with the MAP and TPS sensors and 3) what sort of problems have yiou run into or things i shoudl expect (good or bad)...and last, is doing this even worth the money.

like i said, i'm just getting started on this project, so any help would be appreciatted.

thanks

 

bumpz0r cause i want to know too

 

http://www.Twminduction.com this should help you. check out our sig

the TWMs come with the TPS , fuel rail, fuel reg, injectors,all you have to do is run your map sensor and maybe a vaccum box. Its hard to tune the car if someone doesnt know how to tune the damn thing. but there are guys like Bubba @ do it dyno center who make make the car run like stock idle for street use.Price for the TWM retails at about $1800. I sent you a pm on how much we sell them for.


Modified by camp1320.com at 11:09 AM 11/24/2004

 

bump...INPUT, NUMBER 5 NEEDS INPUT (i need info, lots of first hand info please)

 

Jenvey ITB's are actually better designed than the TWM's and are available for a very competitive price.

Of course you could always just make your own.

 

For map you use a vacuum can where you plumb a vac line into each cyl on the port side of the throttle plate and run the lines into one can/log. You then another line to the map sensor..Done
Most Itb companies can supply you with a tps sensor to go with their itb's. You will need to hard wire this into your factory tps wires.
Jenvey makes them as stated, Twm induction, Toda, Efi hardware.Homemade.

 

with the 954r TB's you can trick an obd-1 ecu into reading the TPS as the MAP sensor ive been told.

does anyone else know or have anything to say about such a setup?