YellowLT

Heres The Link to Post I found poking around on a British Ecotec Site.
http://www.z22se.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=425

Here's The Pic though... I need a new Keyboard

07SSCharged248

Wtf???

409Cobalt07

individual throttle bodies and velocity stacks! nice

Joewit

cool, don't honda guys have alot of setups like that.

YellowLT

Yeah it's a big thing for N/A Honduhs

Archie

Cool for a race car. But definately not good for a daily driver. You would need to fab up some sort of filter to put on those. I wouldn't want street trash flying into my engine.

They say something about an ECU that comes with the kit. Interesting.

SS/SCking

Awesome throttle response

DrPuttsSS/SC

It's always funny listening to Brits chatting. I wonder what " I should bloody coco!! " means??

YellowLT

I signed up over there I need a British Slang Dictionary.

After Reading through some posts, it sounds like these are already in production

Black07LS

Look at the pic again. It looks like it's set up for 2 small oval filters.

fastfreddy7

Is this for our actual 2.2? As in, will the tuning work with out ecu's?

Archie

Yeah, I just looked at it again, and looked at the original post. You're right, it does have one big long filter.

They also say that the ecu that comes with it has a rev limiter of 7250rpms!! WTF! The motor will not last long doing that, but someone else said that you can request a 7K limiter. But I haven't seen them post what ECU it is.

Yellow LT- Find out what you can, I'll be reading up on some of the other posts on that forum. Maybe you could PM some of the main guys that have it installed already.

joeworkstoohard

why wouldn't the engine last long?

anyone that would buy that would have a well sorted head anyway, and, just because that's the limit, doesn't mean that you have to shift there.

just looks to me that this is a setup built for a car that is going to regularly see higher RPMs

HunterKiller89

iTrader: (1)

neutral balance shafts would help out a LOT in the high revving department....your engine wont be able to take those RPMs very long with the stock balance shafts

YellowLT

The Kit Comes With a ECU and A Harness now I'm trying to figure if this will work in our cars, The also recommend a cam from what i read.

Valve's Float at 7200 according to GMPP in our cars


Here is the Site of the Guys making it.
If i read correctly they are using a piggy-back and a mechanical setup for the TB.

http://www.thorneymotorsport.co.uk/t...NA_Power.shtml

Archie

That is exactly what I'm talking about. 7200 valve float. In a zero tolerance motor, like ours, valves smacking the pistons is a good way to make your motor not last long.

Oh, they do a 6800 rpm limiter, and a 7000, higher is what you have to request.

At over $5500, I would expect more than a 25-30bhp.

boez06

this is not such a good product for thos who have their car as a daily driver but if your car for the track then go for it

pimpnwink

iTrader: (1)

turbo would be a better money to power wise choice if u ask me.

pimpnwink

iTrader: (1)

turbo would be a better money to power wise choice if u ask me.

boez06

hell yea.... i must agree

HunterKiller89

iTrader: (1)

add a ferrera valve train and problem solved
it does seem just a tad expensive though...lol

slindborg

IVe not read the entire thread. But I hvae followed the devlopment of that ITB kit as its been publicly shown on a forum in the UK.

Suffice to say fitting the 2.4 inlet, cams, larger TB higher rate injectors gives you more power/torque for about 1/5th the cost of that setup... plus no dicking about with their crap engine management.