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Re: Exhaust blown!!!
Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2012 19:54
by MrCoolA
Richy B wrote:Ian had a young lad helping, take it Dave is younger than Ian, certainly use again, be interesting to see the EFI kit when it's done, any idea of cost yet?
Mark my other mechanic mate is doing that, at the moment it is running at £300 installing and £100 for bits plus of course the kit itself. i'll give you a shout when it's done and you can have a look and a go..............
Re: Exhaust blown!!!
Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2012 19:58
by MrCoolA
Richy B wrote:Ian had a young lad helping, take it Dave is younger than Ian, certainly use again, be interesting to see the EFI kit when it's done, any idea of cost yet?
are that sounds like Dave and Ben. Ian is tall and ginger
Re: Exhaust blown!!!
Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2012 22:22
by Richy B
MrCoolA wrote:Richy B wrote:Ian had a young lad helping, take it Dave is younger than Ian, certainly use again, be interesting to see the EFI kit when it's done, any idea of cost yet?
Mark my other mechanic mate is doing that, at the moment it is running at £300 installing and £100 for bits plus of course the kit itself. i'll give you a shout when it's done and you can have a look and a go..............
That actually isn't too bad for EFI, doesn't Lotus Bits quote £2500?
Re: Exhaust blown!!!
Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2012 17:54
by MrCoolA
Richy B wrote:MrCoolA wrote:Richy B wrote:Ian had a young lad helping, take it Dave is younger than Ian, certainly use again, be interesting to see the EFI kit when it's done, any idea of cost yet?
Mark my other mechanic mate is doing that, at the moment it is running at £300 installing and £100 for bits plus of course the kit itself. i'll give you a shout when it's done and you can have a look and a go..............
That actually isn't too bad for EFI, doesn't Lotus Bits quote £2500?
Not sure what they charge for fitting, but their kit is £2k, although it has to be said a lot newer technology than mine, and probably a lot less hassle to install.......... having to have a trigger wheel made for the ignition to be mounted on the camshaft as i am not comfortable about mounting on the crankshaft as the bottom end is balanced (i may be worrying to much but better safe than sorry) unfortunately i can't use a normal trigger wheel. so need to get one turned and every one that we try is CNC so seems will be a fortune, just need a bloke with a lathe and non of this modern arse,,,,,,...............If any one has any ideas let me know please.....