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so if one was to invest in a haltech. how long should we wait before the best hardware updates/tweaks come into effect? or is it firmware and software thats changingOriginally posted by 10sec rx7 View Postyou will notice the first part of this is done in ESP 2.38, it now shows live data for all inputs in the wiring allocations page, even for unassigned inputs...E30 325is M20 3.1L
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I don't know if this is a generic ECU thread or not so apologies if this is terribly off topic but have any of you done much with the Haltech VMS?
Very, very tempted. I get to keep the superiority of a carburettor while enjoying the benefits of EFI and it looks fairly future proof for different engine combos.
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a VMS is $1495 RRP with a terminated harness... a 1500 cannot do direct fire on a V8... so if you don't want to run waste spark you need a 2500..
the VMS is a fucking insane unit for the price,
we removed everything off this car, IE MSD Grid, electromotion timer box, shift control box etc and replaced it all with a VMS and now we are doing the trans control with it that the grid couldn't do as well as a heap of other things, the car has droped .15 off its PB in only a few meets,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OtsSPT8eXsim a cunt
and apparently i dont know shit...
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after going from a Cam mounted crank sensor (RB26 CAS) to a proper 36-1 crank trigger the engine runs WAY better. night and day difference. wish It was my first mod is retrospect. nothing wrong with the optical sensor itself, but worn camshaft drive keyway and being driven by a rubber belt is a shit system. when my engine was going together the only option was Ross but they had big problems back then with belt alignment and were only rated to 600hp. lots of off the shelf options now with a 1000hp ATI so was its far easier to DIY it these days.Originally posted by ROBAPHENT View PostGeneral question to anyone,
Is there anything you wished you wired up to your ECU but didn't?
Talking like just random thing's instead of one o2 sensor maybe individual, or better hall effect sensor on the crank?
Initially didn't have an exhaust manifold pressure sensor when I did my setup. not so much an issue for wiring, but installing it into a ceramic coated manifold that is installed the car is a bit of a mess.
I've also found using a pre-throttle map sensor to be useful on the Emtron for a Modelled throttle mass flow and optimizing the boost control.
also, leaving a short auxillary 12v/Gnd/CANH/CANL/120ohm resistor accross it on a deutch plug ready for an inevitable canbus connection is also a good idea. I've ended up adding a EGT box and GPS unit to mine, and it was plug and play. didn't have to touch an ECU plug.Oo___oO
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If the car is in constant development (always upgrading, changing things between events, etc) then data is everything.Originally posted by ROBAPHENT View PostGeneral question to anyone,
Is there anything you wished you wired up to your ECU but didn't?
Talking like just random thing's instead of one o2 sensor maybe individual, or better hall effect sensor on the crank?
Fit in as many temp, pressure, position, etc sensors that you can and log it all.
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i initially didnt set up a fuel pressure sensor in my aw11. remedied that fairly quickly howeverOriginally posted by ROBAPHENT View PostGeneral question to anyone,
Is there anything you wished you wired up to your ECU but didn't?
Talking like just random thing's instead of one o2 sensor maybe individual, or better hall effect sensor on the crank?1988 AW11 9A-GTE - project #1 | 1984 MA61 1JZ-GTE - project #2
Originally posted by Walt Kowalski talking like a crazed hoboThe major arrests will start from 1st January 2019.
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So, in Jan 2019 is it still worth getting an Adaptronic M1200? I.e. are firmware updates still coming out, etcChris
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