Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Martin_1962 on 25 May 2010, 09:05:51
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My kit is starting to get clunky, I am pretty sure I need a new evaporator.
The injectors are fast, quiet, maintenance free but jam on gas pressures over 1.5 bar.
The ECU is pretty basic compared to newer ones.
So how much for a super duper front end?
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Do you need to go over 1.5 BAR? :o
The Valtek injectors flow enough for any Omega at just over a BAR.
You're probably talking the best part of £400 for one of Teilo's front ends. Plus the hassle of fitting it. Seems like a refurb of the vapouriser would make more sense.
Kevin
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Do you need to go over 1.5 BAR? :o
The Valtek injectors flow enough for any Omega at just over a BAR.
You're probably talking the best part of £400 for one of Teilo's front ends. Plus the hassle of fitting it. Seems like a refurb of the vapouriser would make more sense.
Kevin
Agreed... Assuming a rebuild kit is available, just rebuild your Vaporiser. If it isn't broke..... ;)
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i am running at 1.01 BAR with no issues, sometimes get loss of pressure at 5k rpm, but thats cause i have a weak(ish) vaporizer. Its fine under normal driving
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No kit available to repair, new one is about £100.
Perhaps I need to remount the injectors onto the inlet manifold rather than through plenum.
It cannot flow enough to avoid lean WOT.
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No kit available to repair, new one is about £100.
Perhaps I need to remount the injectors onto the inlet manifold rather than through plenum.
It cannot flow enough to avoid lean WOT.
What do you have in the plenum? Straws down through the plenum top?
If so, what is their diameter? I guess the straws themselves could be restrictive so replacing them might well help.
I think the brass nozzles we use have an ID of about 3.5 - 4 mm and the injector valve nozzles drilled out to 2.7-3mm seem to work. If the straws have an ID of 3mm or less I'd say they are the weakest link. Being quite long, they will be much more restrictive than a short nozzle drilled out to 3mm.
Plus, you can get rid of that bird's nest on top of your plenum. ;)
Kevin
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No kit available to repair, new one is about £100.
Perhaps I need to remount the injectors onto the inlet manifold rather than through plenum.
It cannot flow enough to avoid lean WOT.
What do you have in the plenum? Straws down through the plenum top?
If so, what is their diameter? I guess the straws themselves could be restrictive so replacing them might well help.
I think the brass nozzles we use have an ID of about 3.5 - 4 mm and the injector valve nozzles drilled out to 2.7-3mm seem to work. If the straws have an ID of 3mm or less I'd say they are the weakest link. Being quite long, they will be much more restrictive than a short nozzle drilled out to 3mm.
Plus, you can get rid of that bird's nest on top of your plenum. ;)
Kevin
Yes straws - I'll measure tonight.
Personally I think they are a bit of a bodge.
Perhaps a tidy up Martins LPG party will be needed soon ;D ;D :y :y
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4.5mm internal bore and AFAIR about 80mm to 100mm long
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sounds too big, mine is only 2mm iic?
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sounds too big, mine is only 2mm iic?
But doesn't flow enough for WOT
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sounds too big, mine is only 2mm iic?
But these are the straws in the intake. Doesn't sound like they'll be the limiting factor, TBH. :-/
Kevin
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sounds too big, mine is only 2mm iic?
Crikey! Mines 2.5mm!!! Hope i've not drilled them too large Mark? :o
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sounds too big, mine is only 2mm iic?
Crikey! Mines 2.5mm!!! Hope i've not drilled them too large Mark? :o
Not at all. 2.5-3 mm is right on the money. :y
Kevin
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I knew that your advise was 'right on the money' Kevin, I was just trying to boost my post count LOL :y
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sorry, i knew mine were 2.something :-[
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sorry, i knew mine were 2.something :-[
Give Over Mark! You were just trying to 'lure me out of the woodwork' to 'take the 'michael' come on, fess up!? ;D ;D ;D :y