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Author: Subject: MAP sensor for multi barrel carbs ITBs
DIY Si

posted on 21/5/07 at 06:27 PM Reply With Quote
MAP sensor for multi barrel carbs ITBs

Just had a thought that may help a few people out. On the Tbs on my X11 engine (basically a blackbird) there's an electrical MAP sensor. It's has 4 pipes that come off each barrel of the TB through a couple of joiners and on to the sensor. Thought this may come in handy for those struggling to find something suitable, as it's obviously designed to handle 4 seperate barrels. It may take a bit of fettling due to having unknown output values, but a simple look up table should sort that out.
Hope that may be of help to someone.





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andrew-theasby

posted on 21/5/07 at 11:00 PM Reply With Quote
Are you giving it away, or just suggesting it as a useful part? I have blackbird throttle bodies would it be the same?
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DIY Si

posted on 22/5/07 at 10:45 PM Reply With Quote
Sorry, suggesting it as a useful part. Yes the blackbird one should be the same, as the only difference between the engines are the cams and the X11 is a 5 speed.





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