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Old 09-12-2004, 08:58 PM
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Does the echo have a MAF sensor? if not, you may be able to pull a safc hack or something. if it does have a maf sensor you'll probably need to look for a way to re-program the computer
Yeah, the Echo has a MAF sensor
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Do you mean try and find out what Blitz uses for fuel management?
Yes, I didn't mean buy their kit, they have been out in japan for a few years now, you can get lots of ---- for them. I thought about building one but decided against it.
Yeah I know... Echo's in Japan are like Civic's in North-America! :P The hatchback has been around since... 99? (I think)

I'll check Blitz out and see what they use... Maybe even TRD.

Hehehe yeah... modifying an Echo is quite a bit harder than Honda / Acura if for nothing else than the lack of parts locally!
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what part of quebec u from?

Montreal. You around here too?
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Cool, not far at all.


Anyways, I tried checking some sites for the parts used in the Blitz kits but am having trouble finding the kit for the Echo. I have a gut feeling that the Blitz kit is a supercharger kit rather than a turbo kit...

Anybody know where to find the proper info?
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blitz in japan makes a supercharger for that
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blitz in japan makes a supercharger for that
Well.. looked up the Blitz and TTE superchargers. Hmm... around 6000$-9000$cdn if I were to get it shipped ect..
Also... the supercharger is less power (although it's linear which would be nice )

Where as if I play my cards right, maybe a turbo for under 2000$cdn... (if I get things from the scrap and buy some used )
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Hmmm.... found this;

http://www.hopupracing.com/grtukittoscx.html

Didn't know Greddy made a kit for my engine! I wonder if it will fit my chassis...
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elprototypes has a kit for the Scion with the same engine, it's been in the mags and their is plenty of info. in the Scion forums, I think it's over $3k USD.

Personally, if I had a brand new car (been thinking of buying an echo hatch for commuting), I wouldn't skimp on too much junkyard stuff, I'd probably go with a log mani, with a small external gate with a 4 psi spring and a new Garrett T25. For engine management, an EIC (www.sdsefi.com). If you used an aquamist instead of an IC you could probably leave your timing as is. This is a setup I've been thinking about for a while. An S-AFC would work too, with a little bigger injectors, but I like the EIC more for a low boost setup since you don't have to butch the wiring harness, which would void your warranty.

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http://www.turboclub.com/topsecret/products/vitz.htm
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