I’ve been wondering about this, on the M96 you have intake vacuum going to the air-oil separator, without which I think we’re going to need a vacuum pump and a vacuum reservoir.
On the ITB’s themselves we want to try to keep the cable throttle, which in turn has a bunch of knock on requirements in terms of idle control - whereas an electronic throttle can handle that without any additional gubbins.
The ECU is (going to be) a Syvecs unit so plenty of tuning ability there, but the entire throttle side is going to be analogue.
I’ve been wondering about this, on the M96 you have intake vacuum going to the air-oil separator, without which I think we’re going to need a vacuum pump and a vacuum reservoir.
On the ITB’s themselves we want to try to keep the cable throttle, which in turn has a bunch of knock on requirements in terms of idle control - whereas an electronic throttle can handle that without any additional gubbins.
The ECU is (going to be) a Syvecs unit so plenty of tuning ability there, but the entire throttle side is going to be analogue.