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hopper650
31-08-12, 06:46 AM
Ok guys,
I am in the middle of a sv related project. I am preparing a injection sv engine to be put in a hovercraft.
I want to simplify the loom, to the bare minimum needed to make the engine run. What sensors can I cut out or adapt so that it will start and run.
I have a wiring diagram, and a good understanding of electrics. I just need to know what is essential and not.
Cheers
Alex
yorkie_chris
31-08-12, 07:21 AM
Excellent!
Unfortunately you'll need most of it to get it to run right. Simplest would be a carb engine...
hopper650
31-08-12, 01:07 PM
Excellent!
Unfortunately you'll need most of it to get it to run right. Simplest would be a carb engine...
I have considered this. However I really want to get the engine running on injectors. Any ideas what I can and can't loose?
m1tch_1987
31-08-12, 07:05 PM
Excellent!
Unfortunately you'll need most of it to get it to run right. Simplest would be a carb engine...
This is why I have a carb engine and a race loom being made up :D carbs ftw :D
hopper650
31-08-12, 08:09 PM
I think what I'm going to do is buy a loom connect it up and unplug things to see what does and what doesn't work lol. I feel trial and error approach is the way forward.
If all else fails. Carbs it is lol
Would it be a massive strain on the weight of the hovercraft to leave it all in there?
hopper650
01-09-12, 05:57 AM
Would it be a massive strain on the weight of the hovercraft to leave it all in there?
No it won't weigh to much, I will loose what I can anyway.
Im building a racer so I will be saving a lot of weight elsewhere compared to the normal production ones that I build, which weigh about 200kg.
I'm going to use a special fibreglass lay up so its strong in the key areas but light where it's not as important. And I will use a clear gel coat, because colour gel weighs about 12kg in total
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