October 7, 200718 yr comment_202116 Yager Performance 10 Russelton Drv Alstonville NSW 2477 ph: (02) 6628 0247 These guys do a billet 20 valve RWD colling kit. The whole kit retails for around 240 dollars, which is bargain basement cheap. I paid about 200 to have mine modded, so thats awesome for billet. Report
October 8, 200718 yr comment_202128 any pics ????????? sounds good and pretty !!! mmmmm billet Report
October 8, 200718 yr comment_202137 I would assume you mean "cooling" when you say "colling"? Do they have any solutions to the dizzy location? Report
October 8, 200718 yr comment_202139 Fark yeah... about bloody time someone picked up the ball over here... I've been looking at kits from the US and they ain't cheap. Also very keen on any info re: dizzy mods. Nice work, cheers for the hookup dude. Report
October 10, 200718 yr Author comment_202563 No worries. They don't have a webpage, and I actually demanded progress on the interweb from them when I spoke to them. lol. Anyhow, There is a picture of the top front hose in the for sale section that ke25 racer took (i bought the item from him). I guess these guys have quite a market with all the clubman fogies getting into 4as. They have custom castings and billet stuff in the kits, looks awesome. Much neater than my tigged housings. Never asked the dizzy question.... Report
October 10, 200718 yr Author comment_202622 I would assume you mean "cooling" when you say "colling"? Do they have any solutions to the dizzy location? No I actually mean colling of course. Someone better ask the dizzy question ...... Report
October 15, 200718 yr Author comment_203492 Well I asked the dizzy question. They charge $380 to convert a 20valve for a standard ECU / RWD setup. They convert it to run with a different coilpack and a factory 20valve igniter. This essentially plates up the dizzy and uses it as a sensor and puts some coils in a different location. I was told the conversion can be done for 380 but you will have to provide your own coils and igniter to get it running. So will actually cost about $500 at least to get running. But once you have it you have it and you will save some money not needing tuning on a standard computer in the long run. I bet its well presented too. Anybody out there have pics of the kit? Yager don't have a strong presence on the web. Report
October 16, 200718 yr comment_203505 Thats excellent... I was really loathe to use an aftermarket ecu... Report
April 9, 200818 yr comment_238315 Holy crap! i've been looking for the ins and outs of converting my ke55 to silvertop 20v. i didn't even think of the distributor! fark! is there a faq on how to rwd a fwd motor? cos i'm pretty lost! Report
April 9, 200818 yr comment_238394 If you are really lost, you could change distributor for coil packs..... Chris Report
April 9, 200818 yr comment_238420 Like talk in another language for me.. i don't understand much about ignitors and coil packs etc.. cost? i'll do some more research! any more help would be good! i will be buying a 20v very soon.... to go in my 55 i hope! just waiting on confirmation of a loan. Report
April 9, 200818 yr comment_238423 Without getting off topic to much or hijacking this thread, Coil packs replace the distributor to point where the distributor is removed entirely. Coil packs are usually individual (one coil pack per spark plug) but there is the odd dual coil pack getting round. I'm not 100% on whether factory brains would run this. If you are seeking finance, I would loan the extra bit a go for a quality after market ECU to run every thing. All that being said though, coil packs aren't totally necessary. I'm sure you could figure your way round the fowling distributor problem with a little thought. Chris Report
April 10, 200818 yr comment_238468 ^^^ If you remove the distributor and go four coils, you need to pick up a crank-angle sensor from somewhere, this would usually go where the dizzy was, but there would other ways I'm sure. Report
April 10, 200818 yr comment_238569 if you were really energetic, you could make a hall effect pickup for the crank pulley, and adapt a sensor to it..... Probably easier to go the dizzy route though Report
Please sign in to comment
You will be able to leave a comment after signing in
Sign In Now