Complete kit contains everything you need to assemble a DIYPNP ECU for cars with the 42 pin NipponDenso connector. Includes MicroSquirt module and case. We're running one of these on our own turbo 4AGE powered MR2 test car, and it fits many other Toyota models as well:

Toyota ECUs that use this connector are generally marked "10T-18T-14T" on the lower edge of the ECU identification sticker.

The kit includes everything you need to build an ECU like this - including the case and decals.

Available Features / Technical Specifications

Based on MS2/E Firmware Version 2.1.1 or later

• OEM ECU Connector to plug right into the factory harness!
• Speed Density, Alpha-N and Hybrid Alpha-N (both SD and A-N algorithms hybridized) Supported
• 2 Ignition Inputs (for dual wheel ignitions)
• 4 Spark Outputs (Up to 4 Cylinder Coil On Plug, up to 8 Cylinder Wasted Spark)
• Rotary Ignition Support
• Enhanced Acceleration Enrichment (EAE)
• Boost Control
• Knock Control
• Launch Control
• Flat Shift
• Tachometer Output
• Fully Adjustable Rev Limiter
• Table Switching
• 4 General PurposeOutputs
• 4 General Purpose Inputs  (2 analog, 2 digital)
• Support for Flex Fuel
• Optional Realtime Baro Correction
• Closed Loop O2 Correction
• Plenty of Proto Area, add your own customizations!
• There's more than we could list here-- click this link to view the full featurelist of MS2/E.
• Also- you can click this link for the official DIYPNP Product Page Feature List which includes the above list plus a hardware level feature list (that tells you not just what you can do, but what hardware is available to do it)

 Note:  Some of the features listed above use the General Purpose Inputs/Outputs. 

This board supports up to four BIP373 ignition drivers which are not included in order to keep your cost down since most of you won't need them for running your stock setup. If your application does require internal ignition drivers (again, most do not) you can add BIP373 ignition drivers to your kit.  We offer a DIYPNP BIP373 mod-kit which includes the BIP373, Heatsink, and mounting hardware here.