What ecu for my mk2 escort?
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What ecu for my mk2 escort?
Looking at changing ecu on my mk2
Currently an old mbe 967
Xe engine 280bhp jenveys
Coil pack cossie crank sensor
Was thinking pectel t2
Or basic dta
Currently an old mbe 967
Xe engine 280bhp jenveys
Coil pack cossie crank sensor
Was thinking pectel t2
Or basic dta
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There's literally LOADS of good ECU's out there.
It all depends on what you're requirements are but I'd suggest a DTA S40 / Omex 600 / Emerald K6 as good starting places.
Pectel T2 is a bit old hat TBH and isnt in the same league as newer, more modern management.
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It all depends on what you're requirements are but I'd suggest a DTA S40 / Omex 600 / Emerald K6 as good starting places.
Pectel T2 is a bit old hat TBH and isnt in the same league as newer, more modern management.
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I would not recommend the S40, go to at least the DTA S60. It's better featured and has datalogging. But it wil certainly run it fine, do sequential box etc etc
But as said. Who will be fitting and tuning it ? Is it basic you want, or something fancy ?
If you arent fitting and tuning it yourself, make sure there is someone handy who is happy and competent with whatever ecu you choose. Although the DTA's are very easy to use.
But as said. Who will be fitting and tuning it ? Is it basic you want, or something fancy ?
If you arent fitting and tuning it yourself, make sure there is someone handy who is happy and competent with whatever ecu you choose. Although the DTA's are very easy to use.
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Was going to suggest S60 but it seemed with the spec the OP had posted..
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he wouldn't need any functions approaching that of the S60. For basic fuel/spark, the S40 can do that all day. I agree that if you want to play with lambda, logging, traction etc then the S60 is the man for the job.
Again, OP needs to tell us what he wants to do with the ECU and car and whether he wants (or indeed NEEDS) to be exploring more advanced functions like those mentioned above.
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he wouldn't need any functions approaching that of the S60. For basic fuel/spark, the S40 can do that all day. I agree that if you want to play with lambda, logging, traction etc then the S60 is the man for the job.
Again, OP needs to tell us what he wants to do with the ECU and car and whether he wants (or indeed NEEDS) to be exploring more advanced functions like those mentioned above.
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The S40 would do it. But I'd still say S60 if for no other reason than the datalogging, which can help tuning and diagnosing problems.
Ive heard a guys name, Henry Roy up your direction who might be a dealer. He has a couple of base maps for Hondas with the DTA software.
Failing that, Martin Fox, mefmotorsport is very helpful and good prices
Ive heard a guys name, Henry Roy up your direction who might be a dealer. He has a couple of base maps for Hondas with the DTA software.
Failing that, Martin Fox, mefmotorsport is very helpful and good prices
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I know you say now you just need basic...but it's always nice to have a little future proof built in. And as I say, I consider datalogging as an essential if it is available.
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If the OP is happy with his current engine spec and use of the car then nothing more complex than fuel/spark management is required. Theres no doubt In my mind that he would surely benefit from closed loop lambda control/ knock sensing/ logging, hell, possibly even traction control but if he wants something that will do the job and not cost lots then the difference in price between S40 and S60 isnt really justified IMHO.
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I agree with what you say 100%. i have a Syvecs S8 in my Skyline GTR and its a phenomenal piece of kit!!
If the OP is happy with his current engine spec and use of the car then nothing more complex than fuel/spark management is required. Theres no doubt In my mind that he would surely benefit from closed loop lambda control/ knock sensing/ logging, hell, possibly even traction control but if he wants something that will do the job and not cost lots then the difference in price between S40 and S60 isnt really justified IMHO.
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If the OP is happy with his current engine spec and use of the car then nothing more complex than fuel/spark management is required. Theres no doubt In my mind that he would surely benefit from closed loop lambda control/ knock sensing/ logging, hell, possibly even traction control but if he wants something that will do the job and not cost lots then the difference in price between S40 and S60 isnt really justified IMHO.
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