Ignition Ecu

[sy84 2]

Hi, my mi16 is finally in I'm running carbs atmo I have a re curved dizzy but think I'm goin to do it proper and get a mappable ingntion set up could any one advice me on a good one to go for?

[Anthony 1,000]

Given that you were talking about possibly upgrading to throttle bodies in the future in the other thread, I'd suggest paying extra now for an ECU that does both fuel and ignition so that you're already set rather than needing to replace the ECU as well. The ignition only ECU's often aren't a huge amount cheaper either from what I've seen.

 

DTA S40 is a good proven choice that's quite reasonably priced, but you'd do well to speak to whoever you're planning to get to map the car to see what systems they prefer/support.

[sy84 2]

I have been reading up and from what I have seen swapping the carbs for boddies won't make great difference power wise,it's a week end toy so I'm not fussed about fuel ect I'm thinking,carbs with proper management would be a good route as I love the sound of carbs,will look into dta tho thanks,not sure who wlill be mapping yet I live on the Isle of Wight so yet to look into a good company closed to me to map

[welshpug 1,621]

bodies sound no worse, better if anything.

 

its hard to say specifically, but even comparing a jenvey inlet against a Satchell one showed 12 bhp iirc, and similar torque, most carb setups use a manifold like a jenvey.

[sy84 2]

Realy I have never been in a car with boddies to be honest, I have a jenvey manifold lined up

[stu8v 68 1 Cars]

Hi, my mi16 is finally in I'm running carbs atmo I have a re curved dizzy but think I'm goin to do it proper and get a mappable ingntion set up could any one advice me on a good one to go for?

Have a look at canems ecu's.

 

A couple of mates run them and report great service/support.

[sy84 2]

£315 for ingition only ecu! Not to bad is it