what management for about £1200-1500?
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what management for about £1200-1500?
What management would you all recommend for a overall budget of £1200-1500 (obviously the cheaper the better) for all the hardware (sensors if any needed, loom, ecu itself etc)?
above cost does not include mapping
Its for a Zetec turbo engine and going into a series 2 RS Turbo
main features im after is mappable boost and closed loop if possible, anti lag will be a bonus but not necessary. If i can run hi and low impedance injectors that would be excellent but again, not a necessity
I have been looking at Pectel T2 which seems in my price range but was wondering what else is out there for similar money
cheers peeps
bassboy
above cost does not include mapping
Its for a Zetec turbo engine and going into a series 2 RS Turbo
main features im after is mappable boost and closed loop if possible, anti lag will be a bonus but not necessary. If i can run hi and low impedance injectors that would be excellent but again, not a necessity
I have been looking at Pectel T2 which seems in my price range but was wondering what else is out there for similar money
cheers peeps
bassboy
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gareth....any chance you can point me in the right direction of where to look mate?
tonyk, thought of that, but just seeing what else is out there
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tonyk, thought of that, but just seeing what else is out there
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Personally I would go for the Cossie management and spend the money you save on replacing things that most people with RSY's overlook such as:
Proper Gearbox for the power
Bushes
Bent Hubs
Dodgy Wiring
Perishing hoses
Proper Brake setup
Shell Strengthening
Proper Alignment check
Steering Rack
Its all to uncommon to see a 250bhp+ engine in a shitter these days. I dont know what you have done to your car so you may have done some of the above, good luck anyway.
Proper Gearbox for the power
Bushes
Bent Hubs
Dodgy Wiring
Perishing hoses
Proper Brake setup
Shell Strengthening
Proper Alignment check
Steering Rack
Its all to uncommon to see a 250bhp+ engine in a shitter these days. I dont know what you have done to your car so you may have done some of the above, good luck anyway.
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I bought an Ex Formula Ford Pectel T2 for around £300 off Capri-rs off here. He got it cheaper than that off some site and sold it to me for a profit which is fair enough .
It came with a zetec loom but was locked so it couldnt be remapped. I sent it to Ahmed who unlocked it for me and put a base map on for my 2.0, for £150 i think it was.
So for less than £500 ive got a fully mappble ecu with a loom. Just gotta fit it now its been sitting in my room for time
It came with a zetec loom but was locked so it couldnt be remapped. I sent it to Ahmed who unlocked it for me and put a base map on for my 2.0, for £150 i think it was.
So for less than £500 ive got a fully mappble ecu with a loom. Just gotta fit it now its been sitting in my room for time
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Originally Posted by GARETH T
Originally Posted by Rab
Go-Tech.
you read that he said the best right?
Like the people who fit cossie managment to RSTs. For less money you can get OMEX/GoTech/DTA which is better than cossie.
Anyways. He asked for suggestions
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Originally Posted by Rab
Originally Posted by GARETH T
Originally Posted by Rab
Go-Tech.
you read that he said the best right?
Like the people who fit cossie managment to RSTs. For less money you can get OMEX/GoTech/DTA which is better than cossie.
Anyways. He asked for suggestions
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Originally Posted by GARETH T
Originally Posted by Rab
Originally Posted by GARETH T
Originally Posted by Rab
Go-Tech.
you read that he said the best right?
Like the people who fit cossie managment to RSTs. For less money you can get OMEX/GoTech/DTA which is better than cossie.
Anyways. He asked for suggestions
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dam i know i made the wrong choice
only messing,, it looks 'ok' but its not the best by far,, there many ecus i would pick infront of one of them
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Originally Posted by GARETH T
dam i know i made the wrong choice
only messing,, it looks 'ok' but its not the best by far,, there many ecus i would pick infront of one of them
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But how many can be supplied new, fitted and mapped for under a grand?
you get what you pay for
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Originally Posted by GARETH T
Originally Posted by Oranoco
But how many can be supplied new, fitted and mapped for under a grand?
you get what you pay for
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Originally Posted by GARETH T
Originally Posted by Oranoco
But how many can be supplied new, fitted and mapped for under a grand?
you get what you pay for
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its very easy too make an ecu and get great power figures,, no joke i think i could make an ecu in an afternoon and gain a impressive power figure from it! the engine onyl needs a spark at the right time and the right amount of fuel
the clever bit in ecus which everyone neglects, it how good it is at thermal management! this is where ALOT of lower end ecu's miss out,, either because then havent got a large enough resolution (8 bit processors ) or simple havent been programed right!
this is why i said this
because of the mapper doesnt put the time or effort (or even lack of know how) into the uses of thermal management the T6 could be the worst ecu he could buy!
the ecu's are only as good as the person behind the laptops
the clever bit in ecus which everyone neglects, it how good it is at thermal management! this is where ALOT of lower end ecu's miss out,, either because then havent got a large enough resolution (8 bit processors ) or simple havent been programed right!
this is why i said this
you will get a second hand t6 pectel for that money! depending on how maps it,, it could be the best move you will do
the ecu's are only as good as the person behind the laptops
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megasquirt!
then spend the remaining grand on a bloody good night in a strip joint!
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Originally Posted by tonyk
Personally I would go for the Cossie management and spend the money you save on replacing things that most people with RSY's overlook such as:
Proper Gearbox for the power
Bushes
Bent Hubs
Dodgy Wiring
Perishing hoses
Proper Brake setup
Shell Strengthening
Proper Alignment check
Steering Rack
Its all to uncommon to see a 250bhp+ engine in a shitter these days. I dont know what you have done to your car so you may have done some of the above, good luck anyway.
Proper Gearbox for the power
Bushes
Bent Hubs
Dodgy Wiring
Perishing hoses
Proper Brake setup
Shell Strengthening
Proper Alignment check
Steering Rack
Its all to uncommon to see a 250bhp+ engine in a shitter these days. I dont know what you have done to your car so you may have done some of the above, good luck anyway.
thank you for your input Gareth....sent ya a PM back oh and its Ahmed Bayjoo who will be mapping the car or Motorsport Developments
Gotech is another option however i have not seen too many vehicles running this at the moment so i would be a bit warey spending my money on this....however, having heard jamie Going will be running this, it could be a possibilty, however only after i have seen what the car can do...
i have heard from a few people that OMEX and DTA are not considered to be top class management....i might have been told fibs but i dont know the ins and outs of the management processing bits to have my own opinion about this...however they do look good on paper (functions wise)
also i need something that will support huge injectors
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all i'd say, is that when budgeting on management, NEVER forget the cost of the loom, as they can be pricey if you buy a proper loom from a pro.
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Originally Posted by Jim Galbally
all i'd say, is that when budgeting on management, NEVER forget the cost of the loom, as they can be pricey if you buy a proper loom from a pro.
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also re omex and DTA
yes it's true that theyre in the budget department, but theyre still MORE than capble of doing everything you need, plus more. but then to be fair, T2 is also in this category.
plus theyre MILES better than shonky old ke-jetronic :P
i personally run an emerald ECU, which is in the budget category too, and i can't fault it
yes it's true that theyre in the budget department, but theyre still MORE than capble of doing everything you need, plus more. but then to be fair, T2 is also in this category.
plus theyre MILES better than shonky old ke-jetronic :P
i personally run an emerald ECU, which is in the budget category too, and i can't fault it
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Originally Posted by Jim Galbally
also re omex and DTA
yes it's true that theyre in the budget department, but theyre still MORE than capble of doing everything you need, plus more. but then to be fair, T2 is also in this category.
plus theyre MILES better than shonky old ke-jetronic :P
i personally run an emerald ECU, which is in the budget category too, and i can't fault it
yes it's true that theyre in the budget department, but theyre still MORE than capble of doing everything you need, plus more. but then to be fair, T2 is also in this category.
plus theyre MILES better than shonky old ke-jetronic :P
i personally run an emerald ECU, which is in the budget category too, and i can't fault it
bassboy
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well, how much does it cost and what is the spec of it
please remember that 2006 budget technology pises all over 1989 supercomputer stuff
just because its cheaper than the likes of autronic, t6, etc. etc. doesnt make it any less capable of running your RS Turbo!!!
please remember that 2006 budget technology pises all over 1989 supercomputer stuff
just because its cheaper than the likes of autronic, t6, etc. etc. doesnt make it any less capable of running your RS Turbo!!!
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i THINK the T2 comes in at about £900 + £4-600 for a loom
specs are
T2 Motorsport ECU Specification:
Processor Motorola 32 bit 21MHz
RAM 128KB - 512KB
Flash 128KB
A/D Accuracy 10bit
Voltage Range 6 to 18 volts
Temperature Range -40°C to 85°C
Injector Drives 4 High Impedance
Ignition Drives 2 Internal Clamp
PWM / Relay Outputs 2
Tacho Drive 1
Crank Sensor Type Inductive
Cam Sensor Type Inductive
Analogue Inputs 6
Internal Sensors Barometric Pressure
ECU Temperature
Battery Voltage
Communication RS232
Dimensions Length 126mm
Width 98mm
Height 27mm
Weight 325g
Case CNC Machined HE30
Connector 25 way AMP
Datalogging 40 Channels
Data Throughput 100 Samples/Second
Engine Configuration 1 to 4 Cylinders
2 or 4 Stroke Natural/Forced Induction 10000rpm maximum
Application Software DescproW and Pi Toolbox
more details here: http://www.pectel.co.uk/sub_page.cfm...ucts/editID/12
i know just coz its cheap doesnt mean it wont run my ZT, im just asking what you all recommend and what your experiences are of aftermarket management systems....also i do not mind if its seen as a budget system, just as long as it does the job (seems to control Paul Johnsons Fiesta VERY well (179mph))...just wondered what else was about for the same money and if one stands out from the rest of the systems
bassboy
specs are
T2 Motorsport ECU Specification:
Processor Motorola 32 bit 21MHz
RAM 128KB - 512KB
Flash 128KB
A/D Accuracy 10bit
Voltage Range 6 to 18 volts
Temperature Range -40°C to 85°C
Injector Drives 4 High Impedance
Ignition Drives 2 Internal Clamp
PWM / Relay Outputs 2
Tacho Drive 1
Crank Sensor Type Inductive
Cam Sensor Type Inductive
Analogue Inputs 6
Internal Sensors Barometric Pressure
ECU Temperature
Battery Voltage
Communication RS232
Dimensions Length 126mm
Width 98mm
Height 27mm
Weight 325g
Case CNC Machined HE30
Connector 25 way AMP
Datalogging 40 Channels
Data Throughput 100 Samples/Second
Engine Configuration 1 to 4 Cylinders
2 or 4 Stroke Natural/Forced Induction 10000rpm maximum
Application Software DescproW and Pi Toolbox
more details here: http://www.pectel.co.uk/sub_page.cfm...ucts/editID/12
i know just coz its cheap doesnt mean it wont run my ZT, im just asking what you all recommend and what your experiences are of aftermarket management systems....also i do not mind if its seen as a budget system, just as long as it does the job (seems to control Paul Johnsons Fiesta VERY well (179mph))...just wondered what else was about for the same money and if one stands out from the rest of the systems
bassboy