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Please follow the link for a library of power graphs from our product testing carried out on our in-house rolling road.
Individual Throttle Body Fuel System Guide - A guide to the parts required to fuel your ITB conversion
Fuel Pump Wiring Guide (Carb and EFI) - A guide to wiring a fuel pump relay and fusing
Throttle Cable/Linkage Instruction Sheet - A guide to installing and/or adapting throttle cable linkages
Bike Carb and Throttle Body TPS Wiring Guide - A guide to wiring the common Throttle Position Sensors
Invididual Throttle Body Kit Dimension Drawing (0deg) - Typical Packaging Drawing for an ITB kit without an upward angle
Individual Throttle Body Kit Dimension Drawing (20deg) - Typical Packaging Drawing for an ITB kit with an upward angle
Bike Carburettor Quick Start Guide - A guide to answer the common questions surrounding carbs and their installation
Bike Carburettor Identification Guide - A guide to identifying carbs based on their common features
Throttle Cable/Linkage Instruction Sheet - A guide to installing our linkage and cable kits
The below drawings are intended as an approximate guide to the installation dimensions of a typical danST bike carb kit. Dimensions are taken from the head face (horizontally) and the port centerline/midpoint (vertically).
Generic Carb Kit Dimension Drawing
Generic Carb Kit Side View 1-1 Scale
(Suited to engines where the inlet face of the head is vertical, manifold provides carb angle)
The 1:1 scale drawing can be printed (ensure 1:1 scale), cut out and used as a template to gauge space in your engine bay.
The below drawings are intended as specification drawings for customers to specify their own length, height, carb spacings and mounting angles - should our range of standard manifolds not be suitable. This data can be submitted to danST Engineering for quotation (email enquiries@danstengineering.co.uk).
Generic Bike Carb Inlet Drawing (1)
Generic Bike Carb Inlet Drawing (2)
(Suited to engines where the inlet face of the head is already angled upwards due to engine mounting position, manifold provides lesser or no angle)
Motorsport Electronics Support and Downloads Pages
Motorsport Electronics Youtube Channel - ABSOLUTELY INVAULABLE for setup and first start information, this channel will aid you in getting up and running for the first time using an ME ECU.
Jason Kelly\'s Mev Rocket with crate 2.0 Blacktop Zetec on GSXR1300 ITB\'s.
Here\'s a power print of a stock 2.0 blacktop zetec (brand new crate engine) running GSXR1300 throttle bodies. Power values are at the wheels. Information provided courtesy of LSC Tuning and Jason Kelly.
Matthew Connor\'s Tuned ST170 Zetec on GSXR1300 ITB\'s.
Here\'s a power print of an ST170 engine, running GSXR1300 throttle bodies. Engine Mods: Lightened and balanced assembly, VVT delete, Port cylinder head and matched manifolds. Power values are at the flywheel. Information provided courtesy of EFI-Parts and Matthew Connor.
Paul\'s tuned 2.0 Blacktop Zetec
MEV Rocket running our 42mm GSXR Throttle Body Kit, coupled with headwork by Dyno-Tech and a set of custom profile cams, producing 213bhp at the flywheel! Power graph courtesy of Dyno Tech (www.dynoremapping.co.uk).
Peugeot 106GTI TU5 16v
A customers 106GTI running one of our GSXR600 38mm Throttle Body Kits and an Omex 600 ECU (also supplied by danST), producing 140bhp and a nice linear torque curve.
danST Adjustable Length Trumpet - length comparisons and vs Tapered Trumpets
Here\'s a plot using a set of our adjustable length 50mm diameter parallel trumpets, highlighting the significance/importance of a tuned induction length when looking to maximise the potential of a highly tuned engine (in this case a 2.3L Ford Duratec HE). Gains of 15bhp are seen at the high end of the RPM range from a small change in length (77mm vs 83mm). The comparison with a tapered trumpet also proves that this design is not always best as some would have you believe....(in this instance giving the poorest result of the four plots). Plots courtesy of Roddy Paterson who recently set the fastest ever sportscar lap at Knockhill during his final race of the season running the 83mm long trumpets.
Jamie Rigby\'s Zetec on 38mm ZX7R Carbs.
A 2.0 Zetec running a set of ZX7R carbs on our very popular ZX7R/ZX9R inlet manifold. An impressive 171bhp just goes to show that a 37mm/38mm carb is capable of giving very good power (and a super smooth curve!). Power graph courtesy of Jamie Rigby and Mikeanics tuning.
David Tasker\'s MX5 1800
An 1800 MX5 running our \'Fast Road\' 40mm individual throttle body kit including the ME221 ECU. Producing a healthy 154bhp and plenty of torque to boot. Mapped by Dynotech.
