Cossie management S1 inlet
09-11-2005, 05:28 PM
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i got a s1 manifold on mine runnin cossy management!
been told its got better flow rates than the efi fiesta manifold most people use!
see the pics that gadget has posted up in rst bits for sale!
im runnin a cossy throttle body it the normal fasion with the throttle linkage on the left and the tps on the right and a external iscv!
i got the charge temp sensor in me cross over pipe! as im runnin als this is better cos its common to get flames blow back and heats the sensor up and switches the als off if you run it on the other side of the throttle butterfly!
as for coolant temp its runnin in the standard s1 place!
and you have to have mounts welded for the fuel rail!
i got a s1 manifold on mine runnin cossy management!
been told its got better flow rates than the efi fiesta manifold most people use!
see the pics that gadget has posted up in rst bits for sale!
im runnin a cossy throttle body it the normal fasion with the throttle linkage on the left and the tps on the right and a external iscv!
i got the charge temp sensor in me cross over pipe! as im runnin als this is better cos its common to get flames blow back and heats the sensor up and switches the als off if you run it on the other side of the throttle butterfly!
as for coolant temp its runnin in the standard s1 place!
and you have to have mounts welded for the fuel rail!
14-11-2005, 04:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Davey8oy
been told its got better flow rates than the efi fiesta manifold most people use!
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16-11-2005, 08:59 PM
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If you want power, and flow, then use an EFi inlet, I was under the impression that a Cosworth style injector was a direct fit... Are you going for a fancy injector?
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16-11-2005, 09:59 PM
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2.5 actually, and it weighs about 25 pounds and does 70+mph...
I see a slaughter at the Essex Meet
I didn't have it in one piece, otherwise it would have gone to Brunters for a laugh, but I took my assult rifles instead
I see a slaughter at the Essex Meet
I didn't have it in one piece, otherwise it would have gone to Brunters for a laugh, but I took my assult rifles instead
16-11-2005, 10:02 PM
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2.5 actually, and it weighs about 25 pounds and does 70+mph...
Oh the one i drove, it went into the lake at top speed
WOW what a splash
I didn't have it in one piece, otherwise it would have gone to Brunters for a laugh, but I took my assult rifles instead
LOL Nice
16-11-2005, 10:19 PM
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You missed your chance at the Essex Meet lol
I'll take you out for a few laps, just come over when you see me about to go out
If it's raining though the car is staying in the garage lol
I'll take you out for a few laps, just come over when you see me about to go out
If it's raining though the car is staying in the garage lol