Differences between ecus chipped by superchip, collins and bayoo
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Differences between ecus chipped by superchip, collins and bayoo
Hi, I 'd like to know the diferences between these chips, and which is better, or if all run well. Have you got some bad experiences with any of them???
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Ahmed bayjoo all day long in my opininon, tried varous ones includng a superchip which was rubbish! As Karlos said above, ahmed maps an ignition curve into the chip which made it so much more responsive off boost, superchip i had retarded the ignition big time and made the car feel like a laggy pig lol! Oh and if you don't know what you're doing it will need to be set up by a tuner afterwards, fuelling etc.
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The car may run fine, mine did when i used one....but if you actually tried a chip that had a mapped ignition curve you would see the difference, it's very easy to think that what you've got can't get any better!
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wasnt saying that u cant get any better,i was just pointing out that i have a superchips chip and my cars fine,i didnt buy it it came with the car so not too bothered anyway
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The ignition retard is then controlled by that ECU based on the MAP sensor input and I think RPM (not 100% sure on RPM), you set the 'base' timing at idle with the hose to the MAP sensor disconnected and that is your starting point for the ECU, if you get what I mean?
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It cant be live mapped, but the ignition curve is stored in the chip in the ECU, whatever brand of chip you use will have it's own map, could just be a standard map with the boost cut removed or it could be custom like the Ahmed chips.
The ignition retard is then controlled by that ECU based on the MAP sensor input and I think RPM (not 100% sure on RPM), you set the 'base' timing at idle with the hose to the MAP sensor disconnected and that is your starting point for the ECU, if you get what I mean?
The ignition retard is then controlled by that ECU based on the MAP sensor input and I think RPM (not 100% sure on RPM), you set the 'base' timing at idle with the hose to the MAP sensor disconnected and that is your starting point for the ECU, if you get what I mean?
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morph is right the rst mfi ecu cannot have a map for the ignition timing this is set manually after a chip has been installed i had bayjoo chip on mine when i bought it and it was detting badly when i boughti took it to msd and they set it properly with there own chip and now runs bang on all the rst ecu does as far as chipping is lie to the map sensor in terms of boost level however i do find that a cam and vernier pulley are the only ways you can alter the timing on a mfi rst apart from actually turning the dizzy but this will only count for static timing ie can be changed on tickover but not anywhere else in the rev range, you need to change to efi for any sort of mappable curve
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morph is right the rst mfi ecu cannot have a map for the ignition timing this is set manually after a chip has been installed i had bayjoo chip on mine when i bought it and it was detting badly when i boughti took it to msd and they set it properly with there own chip and now runs bang on all the rst ecu does as far as chipping is lie to the map sensor in terms of boost level however i do find that a cam and vernier pulley are the only ways you can alter the timing on a mfi rst apart from actually turning the dizzy but this will only count for static timing ie can be changed on tickover but not anywhere else in the rev range, you need to change to efi for any sort of mappable curve
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morph is right the rst mfi ecu cannot have a map for the ignition timing this is set manually after a chip has been installed i had bayjoo chip on mine when i bought it and it was detting badly when i boughti took it to msd and they set it properly with there own chip and now runs bang on all the rst ecu does as far as chipping is lie to the map sensor in terms of boost level however i do find that a cam and vernier pulley are the only ways you can alter the timing on a mfi rst apart from actually turning the dizzy but this will only count for static timing ie can be changed on tickover but not anywhere else in the rev range, you need to change to efi for any sort of mappable curve
Also a vernier pulley adjusts your VALVE timing not your ignition timing mate, the ignition timing is altered as a result but you wouldnt fit a Ł70 pulley to do it when you can just twist the dizzy would you?!
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