Ideal Piggy Back

[JasonY]

Flash tuning allowing the use of the hotwire MAS that comes with the ARC2.

Jason

[UTRacerX9]

As old as these cars are, and how decrepit our stock ECU's are, you'd think that 20 years later, there would be a simple, easy, bolt in standalone ECU that didn't cost over a grand, that all you needed to do was set injector size and have some ability to adjust the airflow measured in a variety of ways, while keeping timing inline with stock programming for any given output.

The AEM is still the best solution as an end all be all. It just isn't nearly as easy to use as it should be, not to mention cost prohibitive with all the extra things you need to buy to really get the full use of it.

[terrets]

Dont you guys like hand tuning your cars?

[x2percentmilk]

So would you all rather see a stand alone ecu thats more user friendly and cost effective? Starting from the ground up im sure something impressive will come out of it. Things like wideband or any other after market sensors can be taken into consideration, laptop or physical adjustments for whatever parameters. Im confident I can come up with some easy to use but flexible software.

Auto learn based on some initial setup and a couple pulls seems possible. Then you could use that map as a base if you want to fine tune things or make multiple maps for various conditions, or just leave it be?

[terrets]

Wait. Are you going to design one?

[x2percentmilk]

If everyone wants one then yes haha. Im not sure if they will after the recent developments with the montero ecu.

[Greg E]

Flash tuning allowing the use of the hotwire MAS that comes with the ARC2.

Jason

For starters, find me a voltage to HZ conversion chart for the Ford Granatelli MAF.

[B-Man]

So would you all rather see a stand alone ecu thats more user friendly and cost effective? Starting from the ground up im sure something impressive will come out of it. Things like wideband or any other after market sensors can be taken into consideration, laptop or physical adjustments for whatever parameters. Im confident I can come up with some easy to use but flexible software.

Auto learn based on some initial setup and a couple pulls seems possible. Then you could use that map as a base if you want to fine tune things or make multiple maps for various conditions, or just leave it be?

Megasquirt has pretty much already done that.

[x2percentmilk]

New question then...
with how much is on the market why does everyone complain so much? haha

[Chris@Rvengeperformance]

people want something they can install in 10 minutes, pay $100 for, have auto tune, and zero driveability problems....not happening.

What I would like to see someone do is build a montero ecu kit that didn't have a huge markup. Hello mail order tunes...