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G O   USA — Posted on The MG Experience
Friday December 18, 2009 5:28 AM



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2019-03-21 15:09:32 # 55398
Comment by Jordan Kleinhans
Where did you get the throttle bodies to use for your EFI conversion? Was that done in conjunction with the distributor-less ignition or did you do it all as one project?
2019-10-16 19:16:40 # 59633
Sorry for late reply Jordan. Wasn't expecting anyone to comment here. The throttle bodies are re-purposed from a Suzuki SV650 motorcycle. They just happened to have the bore size that I wanted, and were readily available used on ebay. I was able to re-use many of the associated parts from the motorcycle such as the linkage between the throttle bodies and various connectors. I made adapters to connect them to a stock dual SU manifold. Injectors were increased to a much larger size.
2019-10-16 19:21:30 # 59634
It was all part of a single project, but I completed it in stages. The ignition controller is also the fuel injection controller; a Megasquirt II, rev3.0. The first step was to get the distributorless ignition working while still using the dual SU carbs that I had on it already. This allowed me to work out the bugs in the ignition without the complication of also trying to get the injection working at the same time.

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