What ITB's on the toyota lump?
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Messy as in buying 100 different bits with another 50 options to mate together, rather than one nice neat ITB set up with simple linkages, using original fuel rail and long transitional air trumpets to 'convert' the flow shape more progessivly. Don't get me wrong, I am not knocking the Jenvey's as such and often the numerous different bits can have advantages, but air needs to be simple and cleanly fed into the engine, esp. if keeping N/A.
I think any modern ecu system would do the job tbh, I have been to emerald a couple of years ago on a 'shootout' day and it's a fairly impressive bit of kit and I know it is very popular on the elises.
I think any modern ecu system would do the job tbh, I have been to emerald a couple of years ago on a 'shootout' day and it's a fairly impressive bit of kit and I know it is very popular on the elises.

Here's a dyno of one of the cars I've tuned. It was tuned on possibly the lowest measuring dyno in all of Denmark ( our base run was 10hp down from the reference dyno ).
This is with Jenvey 52mm ITBs. There does seem to be a disadvantage to the Jenveys compared to TWM ITBs, the ITB manifold is very short so the power is shifted upwards. This is with a limiter at 9300.
In a couple of weeks I can tell you the difference compared to a setup with 52mm TWM ITBs on a similar engine:

This is with Jenvey 52mm ITBs. There does seem to be a disadvantage to the Jenveys compared to TWM ITBs, the ITB manifold is very short so the power is shifted upwards. This is with a limiter at 9300.
In a couple of weeks I can tell you the difference compared to a setup with 52mm TWM ITBs on a similar engine:

Edited by cej on Friday 28th September 09:40
cej said:
Here's a dyno of one of the cars I've tuned. It was tuned on possibly the lowest measuring dyno in all of Denmark ( our base run was 10hp down from the reference dyno ).
This is with Jenvey 52mm ITBs. There does seem to be a disadvantage to the Jenveys compared to TWM ITBs, the ITB manifold is very short so the power is shifted upwards. This is with a limiter at 9300.
In a couple of weeks I can tell you the difference compared to a setup with 52mm TWM ITBs on a similar engine:

Looks good This is with Jenvey 52mm ITBs. There does seem to be a disadvantage to the Jenveys compared to TWM ITBs, the ITB manifold is very short so the power is shifted upwards. This is with a limiter at 9300.
In a couple of weeks I can tell you the difference compared to a setup with 52mm TWM ITBs on a similar engine:

Edited by cej on Friday 28th September 09:40

I gather thats the K20 engine? The cams seem to come on a lot smoother than other 'hard tuned' K20's I have seen, what management are they on hondata?
It would appear that Jenvey dont do a manifold for the 2zz but I have seen some very nice renaut F7 prototype ITB's from a company who may well be looking intodoing something similar for the new elise, so I will keep an on those too, failing that it looks like modified bike ones may be an option, but for the cost of having them done 'properly' I think it's worth waiting to see, esp. since things are still under warranty

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