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Attention Scrapyard Scavengers!

Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 12:32 pm
by Sluggo
I need some parts for my CIS-E F.I. conversion. Please let me know if anyone has or can get these parts.

1. L-Jet Manifolds / Plenum/ Idle Air Reg, Hoses, Meter-To-Plenum S-Tube from a Bus.

2. Complete CIS-E setup from an Audi 4000S or a VW Fox. Including the Pump / Sump / Accumulator / Skidplate setup assy and brackets.

If anyone can help, please let me know.

Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 9:14 pm
by dingo
I need some parts for my CIS-E F.I. conversion. Please let me know if anyone has or can get these parts.

1. L-Jet Manifolds / Plenum/ Idle Air Reg, Hoses, Meter-To-Plenum S-Tube from a Bus.

2. Complete CIS-E setup from an Audi 4000S or a VW Fox. Including the Pump / Sump / Accumulator / Skidplate setup assy and brackets.

If anyone can help, please let me know.
Ill be hitting the junkyards over Thanksgiving when they are half-price...if you still need a set-up by then, i can grab one...although the Pick-your-parts aint exactly cheap by any means...so it depends on what you feel like spending.

some stuff i have lying around Fox CIS fuel pump, plus afew other CIS pumps

Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 10:37 pm
by Sluggo
dingo wrote:Ill be hitting the junkyards over Thanksgiving when they are half-price...if you still need a set-up by then, i can grab one...although the Pick-your-parts aint exactly cheap by any means...so it depends on what you feel like spending.

some stuff i have lying around Fox CIS fuel pump, plus afew other CIS pumps
If you can get it for under $100, go for it. Contact me the day before you go to make sure. I'm really amped about trying this out! :blob:

Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 9:20 am
by dingo
Under $100 for all that stuff ? not a chance... well its a longshot anyway

By the way, not sure if you've seen this guy's website:

http://www.aircooledtech.com/CIS_injection/

Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 11:01 am
by Sluggo
dingo wrote:Under $100 for all that stuff ? not a chance... well its a longshot anyway
I meant just for the CIS stuff. How much do you think it would be?

Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 11:22 am
by dingo
Prices seem to vary week to week..but next time i go ill get a rough idea. Checkout at the yard is much like a border-crossing in Central America...a mixture of trepidation, bribery and luck.

Does it have to be specifically Audi 4000 or Fox...or something else of equivalent cc's OK ?

Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 11:23 am
by Sluggo
Excellent Link! Thanks! Is there one for a Type 4?

It has to be an Audi 4000S or a VW Fox. Those almost bolt right up.

Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2006 11:31 am
by Sluggo
dingo wrote:Prices seem to vary week to week..but next time i go ill get a rough idea. Checkout at the yard is much like a border-crossing in Central America...a mixture of trepidation, bribery and luck.

Does it have to be specifically Audi 4000 or Fox...or something else of equivalent cc's OK ?
It has to be one of those. I've spoke to a few people about it and all said that anything else would be a headache. If you want, I can give you my cell # and you can call if you find one.

Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 9:13 am
by dingo
It has to be one of those. I've spoke to a few people about it and all said that anything else would be a headache. If you want, I can give you my cell # and you can call if you find one.
Yeah sure, just PM to me. Ill go on a scoutiong mission as soon as the rain lets up in next few days. By the way, i assume you want the pre-02 sensor/ECU models of the above-mentioned vehicles (CIS as opposed to CIS-E) ? Im curious what is so specific about those models that makes them use-able...the majority of CIS cars in the yards are Volvo, Saab, Rabbit, Merc and 5-cyl Audi

Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 9:54 am
by Sluggo
dingo wrote:By the way, i assume you want the pre-02 sensor/ECU models of the above-mentioned vehicles (CIS as opposed to CIS-E) ? Im curious what is so specific about those models that makes them use-able...the majority of CIS cars in the yards are Volvo, Saab, Rabbit, Merc and 5-cyl Audi
CIS-E is what I need. The person who is instructing me on how to do this said thatif I used one of those two there would be very little fabrication to make it fit the stock L-Jet setup. And the air meter bolts right up.

I need the entire setup. Even the computer & wiring.