Wtf Is This? PnP Megasquirt ECU
07-21-2009, 07:00 AM
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Yeah, that was tuned at about 5500 feet. You should get it at least rough tuned with a laptop and wideband ASAP.
07-21-2009, 09:09 AM
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well i've got the laptop but no wideband. i've been reading about all the settings and slowly starting to adjust stuff. the place around the corner from me wants 350 an hour to tune it. since i'm planning on bolting on the turbo soon i don't know it i want to waste the money to get it tuned and then have to turn around and get it retuned.
07-21-2009, 09:54 AM
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$350 an hour for tuning?
Might want to call around a bit, or see if any of the local car enthusiast websites know of someone else you can check with.
Before you do much though, get a wideband, you can really tune the thing pretty damned good with that and your laptop. Mine was running 100% perfectly after our last self/road tune.
Might want to call around a bit, or see if any of the local car enthusiast websites know of someone else you can check with.
Before you do much though, get a wideband, you can really tune the thing pretty damned good with that and your laptop. Mine was running 100% perfectly after our last self/road tune.
07-21-2009, 03:25 PM
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Yeah 350 an hour for them to tune it or 225 if i tune it. Checked a couple other places but nobody around here deals with megasquirt. Have to go check a couple more places. shoot i should just go upto UTI and use the dyno there and get one of the instructors to assist me with the tune (if they'd let me)
08-09-2009, 09:15 AM
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You had asked about tuning the IAC. This is as simple as adjusting the number up an down for cold and warm temperature. I was able to set my idle speed for both temps within 3 seconds.
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