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Low Cost DIY EFI – Electronic Fuel Injection that doesn’t break the bank!
Contact our Technical Sales Team to discuss the perfect system for your Engine Management Needs! Email us at [email protected] with some details on your vehicle, engine and and must-have features and we’ll make sure you’re pointed in the right direction! Low cost DIY EFI Electronic Fuel Injection options for users who don’t mind putting…
Read MoreModifying a GM DIS ignition module for direct coil control
December 2009 Jeff Linfert from Atlantic Auto Works/Boles Motorsports in Melbourne, FL submitted a writeup on how to modify GM DIS coils packs to stop using the internal ignitors allowing you to fire the coils directly from your MegaSquirt ECU (via BIP373’s or possibly an external ignitor). He’s chosen to go this route because these…
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VVTuner CCM “VVTuner Camshaft Control Module”. The hardware interface that accepts signals from various inputs including camshaft and crankshaft sensors, pressure sensors, and system voltage to accurately control the camshaft position based upon the user’s settings. AWG “American Wire Gauge”. Unit of measurement as related to the cross sectional size of a wire. Smaller numbers…
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Is a wideband o2 sensor better for tuning AFR than a narrowband o2 sensor? Isn’t my 1/2/3/4/5 wire stock o2 sensor good enough?
Wideband o2 sensor versus narrowband o2 – what’s the difference? A wideband o2 sensor system will give you far greater tuning ability than a narrowband o2 sensor. The challenge with a narrowband sensor is that it is only truly accurate at 14.7:1 AFR (the stoichiometric air/fuel ratio for gasoline). The factory will most likely…
Read MoreHow to MegaSquirt Your Chrysler, Dodge, or Mitsubishi 3.0 SOHC
Using the stock distributor Application(s): This article covers the 1988-1995 Mitsubishi / Dodge / Chrysler 3.0 SOHC V6, as used in K-car derived cars (Daytona, LeBaron, Shadow, Sundance, minivans, and other applications) as well as in the Mitsubishi Diamante and various Mitsubishi trucks. Level of control: Parallel installation — Fuel and Ignition Control. Most users…
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Big Power Management in a Low Traction World
Photos courtesy of Wes Buck, Drag Illustrated and Kyle Loftis, 1320video.com. Settings and Data courtesy of Jacob and Anastasia Hachinski, James McEntire and Jeff McConnell, David and Tina Pierce. Let’s face it: these days it’s easy to make huge power. With the advent of electronic powertrain controls and power…
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MSPNP – Putting the PLAY in Plug-and-Play ECUs
When it comes to enhancing your vehicle’s performance, there’s no compromise on precision and control. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into why the MegaSquirt MSPNP standalone ECUs from DIYAutoTune.com should be your top choice. These ECUs offer a world of advantages, including effortless installation, tailor-made vehicle-specific tuning, and an economically sound solution for optimizing your ride.
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Electric Cooling Fan Control: Defeating the Arch-Enemy of Your Engine
Heat, the silent adversary that can compromise even the most meticulously crafted racecar project. It’s a force that can undermine performance, compromise engine longevity, and turn the thrill of the track into a nightmare. But fear not, for in the battle against overheating, a powerful ally emerges: electric cooling fans, seamlessly integrated with cutting-edge engine management systems like the MegaSquirt line of ECUs and MSPNPs.
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Power and Precision: Bronson McNemar’s MS3X-LS Powered Miata
In today’s project spotlight, we talk with Bronson McNemar about his awe-inspiring Mazda Miata build. With the power of an LS engine and the precision of the MS3X system, Bronson shares his journey of pushing boundaries and unlocking the true potential of his Miata. From DIY wiring to fine-tuning the Traction Control strategy, Bronson’s expertise shines through as he takes us on a thrilling ride of power, performance, and engineering excellence. Get ready to be inspired!
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Is a Standalone ECU right for you?
Considering a standalone ECU? Whether you’re replacing the factory ECU in your track car, or ditching the carb in your classic cruiser, learn why now might be the time to make the switch and take control!
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