nandor85 wrote:
well i have found 1 adapter from suzi sport 4 $395 but is there a cheaper option asi recon thats a bit of a rip off
PM Joeblow, he might be able to help you with a dizzy drive angle adapter.
nandor85 wrote:
i have a sj80 what do i have 2 do 2 run a return line 4 the injected engine
It should have a return line already, just use that.
nandor85 wrote:
is there any other little things that have 2 b done 2 make things fit does it clear the break booster fine ect
Not that i've read, have a look at Chinny's thread and examine the pics, you should be able to get a pretty good idea of the fit. I have a GTi engine at home and the intake manifold doesn't look that much bigger than that of a SOHC 16v and they fit fine.
nandor85 wrote:
um what about what flywheel do i have 2 run and what clutch correct me if im wrong but i should run the oringal fly wheel and clutch 4 a sierra
If you're using your stock transmission, use the stock clutch and flywheel.
nandor85 wrote:
ok fuel pump will the what did u guys do here did u run a pump in or out side ya tank if so what pump did u use
If you want to do it on the cheap just run a EFI pump. If you want to do it properly put in a surge tank, fed by a low pressure pump. Then your EFI pump is fed from the surge tank.
nandor85 wrote:
and is there anything i have forgot so far p.s i dont have 2 worry about wiring i have an auto sparky as a mate lol isnt costing me shit also while im here should i run a different computer or will the oringinal 1 b fine
Swap the water pump for a Sierra water pump so you can run the Sierra fan, or run a thermo fan. You'll also want to swap over the Sierra sump and oil pickup. Have you thought about exhaust? There are no off the shelf solutions, best bet is to get a set of Sierra extractors modified with a GTi flange.
nandor85 wrote:
just wanted 2 double cheak
Make sure you post up some info about your swap to help out the next guy that wants to do it.
Just one more thing about the dizzy. If you are considering going for an aftermarket ECU you should look at ditching the dizzy altogether. Most after market systems can control ignition by using crank/cam position sensors and firing coil packs directly. I think whether you'll be able to do this or not will come down to your auto leccy mate, so ask him what he thinks.