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5turbo
05-02-2010, 23:38
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any one no what injection manifold fits an r 5 head

i l k e r
06-02-2010, 07:03
there isn't any available off the shelf I'm afraid mate.

newbstar*
06-02-2010, 15:06
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any one no what injection manifold fits an r 5 head
uno turbo ie will fit wth a little modding, Put a fiesta 1.6 rs throttle body on the end of it.

Brigsy
06-02-2010, 17:19
Renault alliance.

Only available in america many years ago, the chances of finding one these days is nigh on impossible & the design doesnt even look that good to be fair.

Custom inlet is the way to go if you have your heart set on efi. Too much coin for me for little gain so ill stick with the 32 dis..

allanr5gtt
06-02-2010, 17:23
uno turbo ie will fit wth a little modding, Put a fiesta 1.6 rs throttle body on the end of it.

what size is the 1.6 rs turbo tb?

rs250nut
06-02-2010, 17:52
what size is the 1.6 rs turbo tb?

45-50mm If I remember right

5turbo
07-02-2010, 00:22
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thanx for your help lads it was a tuning friend of mine that put the idea into my head he thinks it will be more reliable power and easier to tune.

TrixNFlix
07-02-2010, 00:28
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thanx for your help lads it was a tuning friend of mine that put the idea into my head he thinks it will be more reliable power and easier to tune.

I hope you have an open cheque book :eek::D

TNT ANDY
09-02-2010, 07:02
http://www.rtoc.org/boards/member.php?u=191

This chap may have one for sale
:agree:

Sparkie
09-02-2010, 09:05
to be honest its not the fuelling that will give you 'reliable' power, its the oil pressure and rotating mass you have to worry about. yes, once you have spent the money, you will be able to get more power out of the engine at less boost and be more economical off boost. however, its the other bits that will break.....

5turbo
09-02-2010, 18:06
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ummmm every one seems to be saying the same thing spend the money else were and stick with the carb.... if it aint broke dont fix it

TNT ANDY
10-02-2010, 06:13
to be honest its not the fuelling that will give you 'reliable' power, its the oil pressure and rotating mass you have to worry about. yes, once you have spent the money, you will be able to get more power out of the engine at less boost and be more economical off boost. however, its the other bits that will break.....

Cue Oli
:D

Sparkie
10-02-2010, 09:22
http://www.visionaryrecords.com/images/countdown.gif

Woznaldo
10-02-2010, 11:01
Just because I can, here are some Alliance manifold pics:
http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa40/woznaldo/Alliance%20Manifold/IMG_1531.jpg
This shot shows the start of the runners inside the plenum:
http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa40/woznaldo/Alliance%20Manifold/PlenumLHRunnerInlet.jpg

Woznaldo
10-02-2010, 11:03
Some more pics here:

http://www.rtoc.org/boards/album.php?albumid=167

Adey aka Ewok
10-02-2010, 19:40
ure never guna use them send em over ;)

Woznaldo
10-02-2010, 19:46
ure never guna use them send em over ;)

Errrrrrrr....... .......NO.

I started to fit all the wiring about a year ago and then it became apparent that that registration compliance process would be a lot easier if the engine was relatively std.

Now that this is process is almost complete, this year will be EFI conversion year!

Kris M
10-02-2010, 22:27
Woz, where did you get the kit from if you dont mind me asking ??:)

Adey aka Ewok
10-02-2010, 22:30
its not a kit as such kris, its off an american renault, states seem to be the only place to get them but from scrap yards

Kris M
10-02-2010, 22:32
cheers Ade. Yeah have seen afew of the French boys using them last year at FCS, looked tidy :)

Adey aka Ewok
10-02-2010, 22:35
very tidy, bolts straight up to the head and everything.