Coilpack ignition for Cossies
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Coilpack ignition for Cossies
Hi,
I remember reading about this recently but cant remember where. I believe that Stu at motorsport Developments has some involvement with this.
Have any of you out there tried this system and if so what are your experiences with it?
CheeRS, Mike
I remember reading about this recently but cant remember where. I believe that Stu at motorsport Developments has some involvement with this.
Have any of you out there tried this system and if so what are your experiences with it?
CheeRS, Mike
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stu did do some, using a board that he was supplied by SECS, but he hasn't been able to get anymore for months and has been badly let down by SECS.
it is possible to have your ecu converted and the code added to your chip by RP Lab in Germany, which is better than the SECS conversion as it doesn't use a separate board that could fail and actually charges both coils simultaneously.
it's not mentioned yet on the website, but email them directly for a cost.
http://rptune.eu.org/
whilst it's there, you could also have closed loop fuelling added to your chip
it is possible to have your ecu converted and the code added to your chip by RP Lab in Germany, which is better than the SECS conversion as it doesn't use a separate board that could fail and actually charges both coils simultaneously.
it's not mentioned yet on the website, but email them directly for a cost.
http://rptune.eu.org/
whilst it's there, you could also have closed loop fuelling added to your chip
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