SR20de options on fuel management

[hbpignosePA]

alright so i have been reading up on the SR swap and followed countless SR build threads and have been contemplating a blacktop swap.

But lately i have wondered about the non-turbo version that seems to get no backing but can be had for relatively cheap.

Now ive been a member for quite a while so i rarely ask questions that without searching so after finding zero information on the topic, could a dual weber or minuki carb setup work on the N/A SR20de.... i read up on AE86 owners doing this when they swap 4ags into non-GTS cars to eliminate the need to swap all the wiring over. I know this setup wouldnt be cheaper than a turbo application, im not about taking shortcuts or half-****ing stuff but im dead serious, did anyone see anyone attempt to do this?

i know you would need to make your own piping to fit webers since im sure no one would market this, but i think a N/A SR with head work, dual carbs and headers exaust would be pretty neat

[the converted]

seems to get no backing but can be had for relatively cheap.

I could see that being a problem myself. I'm pretty sure that the 4ag engine could use the distributors from the 4af engines so it was a easy swap, on an sr you would have to custom make something to work or do something like a mega squirt to control just the ignition.

It sounds like a fun project but I doubt that you would be able to match the power of a stock DET and you would probably be spending a lot more money and frustration on it.

I guess I'm just saying think of the functionality and investment (time, money and downtime) aside from the fact that it will be unique.

[hbpignosePA]

yes ignition is my biggest concern, im not looking for power similar to a det.

i have read a bit on fwd SRs running carb setups, but id have to see how their iginition is set up, since megasquirt would be some serious coin

thanks for the imput though

[the converted]

Actually mega squirt is pretty cheap, under $200 if your good with a soldering iron. That's why I mentioned it.