2.4 Inlet General 2.4 Inlet Manifold Questions

ASTRA2.2BADLAD

Regular Member
lets get a nice simple bracket designed wat anyone can make at home with cheap bits cos everyone gunna have this ecu problem. showo.. lets get some ideas posted and prototypes! 8)
 

JohnnyN

Former Staff
Senior Member
Is this going to work on an Astra or Vectra anyway? The air induction comes in from a different side on the vx220. The position of the ECU and the attached plugs will foul the induction pipe on the Astra/Vectra.
 

Maik

Member
I have the drawing of the nice bracket I posted earlier. I'll post it tomorrow or asap. It is easy to saw yourself, out of 2mm alu plate. I bought 4 plates for 17 euro's, so in Holland aluminium is still cheap ;)
 

Daz

Former Staff
Senior Member
Think i spotted some nice aly plate in work,so i'll have to check it out....might even be enuff for u john...
 

Matt

Administrator
Daz said:
Think i spotted some nice aly plate in work,so i'll have to check it out....might even be enuff for u john...

Can you not use the spare wheel well you've just cut out of the Corsa :D
 

Maik

Member
Here you are, right click, save as:

http://home.planet.nl/~hille501/Speedster/ECU_frame.doc

http://home.planet.nl/~hille501/Speedster/ECU_frame.dwg

http://home.planet.nl/~hille501/Speedster/ECU_frame.dxf


3 files, one of them is a Word doc for those who have not the correct software to open the CAD drawings. The .doc drawing has all dimensions in them, the CAD drawings not, but they are to scale. The CAD drawings might be easy if you want to laser the plates.

If you plan on installing the 68mm TB later, you could consider to make the hole 67mm, the size of the opening of the manifold (check). This will allow you to switch TB's quickly. But I have to check the flange of the 58mm TB if that extra big hole will not give any problems.

I made my plate using a jig saw, no problem:

CIMG1435s.JPG



Good luck!
 

Maik

Member
:oops: sorry, not mandarin, calypso red (even better ;) ) Damn, and it was a semi-pro photo shoot, but the colour is on the brite side.... ;)
 

JohnnyN

Former Staff
Senior Member
Thanks Maik. Those drawings are perfect to work from. Working from those you could make the plates by hand or machine them. I'm going to have a scout round the scrap bin to see what offcuts I can find.

Thanks again mate.

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