FRST management and Anti-lag? (Jano?)
Anyone on here running Running anti lag on the FRST EFI engine management?
Whats involved in converting standard EFI management to use antilag?
Whats involved in converting standard EFI management to use antilag?
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If I want anti lag in my car I am gonna put fucking anti lag on my car,

Does this post say "rip the piss because Stu wants to try something new?"
Does this post say "I want to know how much a crap idea Anti-lag is on a turboed XR2 is?"
NO
It's asking what do I do to FRST engine management or what do I need to run anti-lag.
If you aint gonna answer my fucking question then dont bother fucking replying.
Jesus I dont get on everyone elses posts and rip the piss out of their ideas do I and I dont expect the same
Originally Posted by MadMac
If I want anti lag in my car I am gonna put fucking anti lag on my car,

Does this post say "rip the piss because Stu wants to try something new?"
Does this post say "I want to know how much a crap idea Anti-lag is on a turboed XR2 is?"
NO
It's asking what do I do to FRST engine management or what do I need to run anti-lag.
If you aint gonna answer my fucking question then dont bother fucking replying.
Jesus I dont get on everyone elses posts and rip the piss out of their ideas do I and I dont expect the same 
Stay calm m8. Honestly, you'll need to change ECUs, to something with that can be mapped for ALS. OMEX 700 series is the daddy IMHO. Or Jano could sort you a cossie managment conversion for about the same price with a pectel board for ALS. I think the going rate for either option is about 2 grand. As far as I know the Ford EFI is pretty rubbish. I have OFAC, which can't be fiddled with IIRC.PS
ALS is pointless
Originally Posted by Rab
ALS is pointless


Oh no there is a good reason I use it because if I stack it its never gonna cost me more than Ł400 repair and the only things that are ever gonna cost the money is the engine, suspension and brakes which I can put in another car anyway
Originally Posted by MadMac
Originally Posted by Rab
ALS is pointless


Oh no there is a good reason I use it because if I stack it its never gonna cost me more than Ł400 repair and the only things that are ever gonna cost the money is the engine, suspension and brakes which I can put in another car anyway
No no, I agree that XR2 track cars rule. I'm just saying that ALS just results in more wheelspin. If you see what I'm saying?
If you think of the cost of it, would something like decent suspension/brakes and a proper set up not be money better spent. For the track?
Originally Posted by DaveEscos
maybee yoou can make anti lag out of carbon fibre! 

Stu- what do you want to know about converting your xr2 to run efi??- give me a shout, as you know that i did mine, piece of p chap!
And, no AFAIK its not at all poss to run ALS on EECiv managment!
FPMSL@this thread
Rab tho, your wrong, ALS will solve most turbo cars on/off power delivery, making it feel like a large capacity n/a engine, and being able to use part throttle to give decent power and able to modulate the throttle to control wheelspin like a N/A car.
So to sum up, unless your a spacco and dont understand there are lots of throttle positions besides off and full, ALS could help you control wheelspin.
Not like any of this matters tho, cause it aint happenin
Rab tho, your wrong, ALS will solve most turbo cars on/off power delivery, making it feel like a large capacity n/a engine, and being able to use part throttle to give decent power and able to modulate the throttle to control wheelspin like a N/A car.
So to sum up, unless your a spacco and dont understand there are lots of throttle positions besides off and full, ALS could help you control wheelspin.
Not like any of this matters tho, cause it aint happenin
Originally Posted by Itsmeagain
FPMSL@this thread
Rab tho, your wrong, ALS will solve most turbo cars on/off power delivery, making it feel like a large capacity n/a engine, and being able to use part throttle to give decent power and able to modulate the throttle to control wheelspin like a N/A car.
So to sum up, unless your a spacco and dont understand there are lots of throttle positions besides off and full, ALS could help you control wheelspin.
Not like any of this matters tho, cause it aint happenin
Rab tho, your wrong, ALS will solve most turbo cars on/off power delivery, making it feel like a large capacity n/a engine, and being able to use part throttle to give decent power and able to modulate the throttle to control wheelspin like a N/A car.
So to sum up, unless your a spacco and dont understand there are lots of throttle positions besides off and full, ALS could help you control wheelspin.
Not like any of this matters tho, cause it aint happenin
I stand corrected then. My only experience is with my m8's GEMS equipped Scooby. I deduced (big word eh?) that a fwd car that doesn't grip already, would just give up with ALS.
It can happen tho
a pal is working on a stand alone system that will be able to retard the timming BTC not just for ALS! This will be able to run on any system with the Edis unit.
Originally Posted by GTechR
Fair play mate, it's just "that" Stu"art" seems to have had more than his fair share of shit just latley...
Also"," I know how to Spell Knob and I can use punctuation aswell!!
Also"," I know how to Spell Knob and I can use punctuation aswell!!
Oh really! Do you?
Havent got any time for the retail side of things but development ECU's will be made and used on certain cars. Not just Ford's either. To be able to test and see how well the stand alone system will work.
In short it will be an extra monitor that will be able to work with the std factory ECU even if it is not Turbo'd and be able to supply extra amount of fuel, nos etc via X amount of injetcors in the port. This will be measured via a Lambda sensor + other sensors
A full wideband control system will follow
i.e no more mapping or the need for mappers
In short it will be an extra monitor that will be able to work with the std factory ECU even if it is not Turbo'd and be able to supply extra amount of fuel, nos etc via X amount of injetcors in the port. This will be measured via a Lambda sensor + other sensors
A full wideband control system will follow
i.e no more mapping or the need for mappers
Originally Posted by big_wig_074
Originally Posted by GTechR
Fair play mate, it's just "that" Stu"art" seems to have had more than his fair share of shit just latley...
Also"," I know how to Spell Knob and I can use punctuation aswell!!
Also"," I know how to Spell Knob and I can use punctuation aswell!!
Oh really! Do you?

Originally Posted by big(arsehole)_wig_074
"im" always a knob (note spelling!). but there's nothing wrong with a bit of humour on a "website,i" think "youll" also see "ive" put a bit of help in there too!
As much as you it would appear.


