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Effects of running an ECU mapped to 550 injectors on a car with 440s


hadyn

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Interesting post, surprised it hasn't elicited more responses. A shortage of affordable ecu's for the auto TT's and singles should make this a desirable product.

 

Well now I'm earning over twice what I was and only working 4.5 days a week programming, so I've got my mojo back for projects like this. I think there may be enough inputs left for some paddle shift action. I've half written the .Net back end to configure it.

 

Lyndon.

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I have a little toy in development that will allow Link G3/G4 (and possible other ecu's) to run piggy back with an auto ecu and allow pre shift ignition retard and IGF simulation.

 

I've run G3's and G4's on MKii & MKiii Auto Supra's without this facility but they make fuck all power, so it's not really a problem :)

 

Oh! and I don't work at Rogue any more so my Posting name is a little misleading.

 

This should open up the ecu choice for Auto owners.

 

As MKIV Supras seem to be silly cheap these days I'm thinking of getting an n/a auto to use as a everyday tool so should have something to develop it on.

 

Lyndon.

 

Good project idea, Im looking forward to the results :)

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