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daz205

Mappable Ecu Cost?

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daz205

how much does it cost for

a) all the sensors ecu wiring etc

:blush: mapping on a RR

c) installation of a)

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Richie-Van-GTi

Your question is too vague TBH. The unit costs anywhere from £150 ish to *insert insane sum here*

What engine and mods is it to run?

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kate205gti

id say budget £2k?

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Sandy

Usually around:

a ) ECU £550-600 and wiring/sensors etc £350-400

b ) £300-400

c) Entirely depends on the car/modifications etc.

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daz205

sorry its a 8v 1.9 with 310 deg cam, knife edged and balanced crank, big valves, modded head, lightened flywheel, twin 45`s

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MartinM

Megajolt with throttle position sensor will do you fine - £150'ish for all the parts, RR tuning the same as any other.

 

PM me for more details - I'm in Bristol as well (well pretty close to!)

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daz205

sorry should have also mentioned that i cant get enough advance on the standard dizzy as well for peak, and also cant stop pinking at 1-1.5k, would a mega squirt sort this or should i be looking at a more comprehensive set up?

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MartinM

Megasquirt is for fuel injection (it does do ignition control after a fashion, but it's not its main functionality) so not relevant to an engine with twin 45's at all - the Megajolt is all you need for fully programmable 3D ignition.

 

With a TPS fitted to your 45's, you'll be good to at least 9500rpm and you can program in 0 to 59 degrees of advance at any rpm and throttle position combination, which should solve all your ignition problems. It's a wasted spark setup so you can either remove the distributor completely or keep it for emergency backup (not that you'll need it!).

 

PM me....

Martin

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