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Old 11-29-2005, 11:53 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Open throttle on Silvertop 20V

Hey guys, you were probably asked this question before, BUT!!! here it is again. what would i need in order to run a 20V silvertop with open throttlebodies. i know that the AFM does not allow it to do so, and that i would have to get the MAF from the blacktop, but is that the only thing, or do i need 2 do something completely different. i read up, but just confused myself, feel really stupid help out if you can. thanks

OH!, and also, i was wondering if anyone would have detailed wiring diagrams for the 20V silvertop. last thing i need 2 get my 86 on the road.

In addition, because my corolla is gutted, i have some interrior parts that you guys can take off me. i have some seats, probably only 1 spare, the driver one. and most of the interrior panels, and trim. if interested just PM me, or e-mail, or give a call on the cell.
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Old 11-29-2005, 12:57 PM   #2 (permalink)
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you would need a MAP or alpha-n based ecu (megasquirt!)
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Old 11-29-2005, 02:42 PM   #3 (permalink)
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if you run the blacktop ecu, make sure you get a piggyback ecu for air/fuel. without it you'll run lean.

btw, how much do you want for the center console? is it black? tnx!
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Old 11-29-2005, 07:29 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Go thru ALL the trouble of trying to wire up that 20V OR pay Ryan aka kpsxtyone, mr 20V connosieur to do the wiring for you and be a happy man in a few days. I'd go with the second choice.
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Old 11-30-2005, 12:05 AM   #5 (permalink)
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Or I can do it for you, my price is $350 shipped back to you.

You can run the blacktop ECU, or use something aftermarket, such as the megasquirt.

You can find the wiring diagrams on www.club4ag.com

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Old 11-30-2005, 01:13 AM   #6 (permalink)
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or do megasquirt on your own...... build it yourself, wire it up yourself.... can be done in about a week and at a cost of $300 or less depending on how you go about doing it

and you'll learn a ton
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Holy competition.. hehehe.. Ryan is in Toronto so no shipping.
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Well, if he's local then I'd have him do it.

What's he charge?
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i'd go with a local too. just in case theres a problem with the wiring, i can get him to look at it right away. Ryan's doing a whole bunch of wiring conversion from club4ag, dori-kaze and here. he's an excellent guy!
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la la la la la

i guess everyone has deep pockets & doesn't want to learn what they're actually doing! (doc excluded, of course)
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la la la la la

i guess everyone has deep pockets & doesn't want to learn what they're actually doing! (doc excluded, of course)
or maybe some people just don't have time to do the wiring and it'll be cheaper to have a guy like Dr.Tweak to do it!
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Old 12-02-2005, 08:19 AM   #12 (permalink)
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actualy, the reason why i'm NOT doing my own wiring is time and place. i don't have either of those. i'm replying to the post at work. My corolla has been sitting for over a year, its pissing me off, and everyone promisses to help and do the wiring (from the people i know) the last 2 shops i took it to said yeah yeah, we'll do it dont' worry, the place i did co-op at said the same thing, ended up doing jack shit but spray painting my car, which i lost it on them for, but anyway. Rite now my car is at another shop,. and this guy said he knows what he's doing. so i took it there, ends up he doesn't really know. so i have to sp00n feed him the wiring diagrams, for the 20V, the Wiring and grounding points on the 16V, and put it in a nice and neat package along with the instructions on HOW to do the actual motor swap (coutesey of www.club4ag.com), and he still seems to have a problem. SO!!!!, if this guy can't do it, i will take it to one of the re-commended people on the forum ( dont' know why i didn't do that in the first place) and for the price that you guys advertise, i can't go wrong.

I'll keep you guys posted, if this guy can't do it, i'll post again.
Or, better yet, the people that are able 2 do the 20V swap and wiring, if its possible for you guys to PM me, that would be great. Tnx!
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Ryan is the god for wiring...he has done both my 86's, the first being a straight ST and on my new project ST w/ BT wiring and ecu...i will bet my car that he is one of the best wiring guys in Canada....you will be completly satisfied!!!...
and also he is a great guy!!!
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