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Old 16-07-2008, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Mitsy FQ
I would say alot of that should be accredited to the mapper and the amount of work he did to perfect the maps, particulary the TFC So I would say a big up to Karl here and well deserved IMO
I argree totally mate, and its not a fluke either, Doug Stirlings cars drives equally nicely and is also well over 500bhp, as did craign's at 400 and dougs old 4wd saph at 300, ALL mapped by Karl, he definately has the L8 well and truely sorted, as does Stu@MSD for that matter.

Not exactly suitable for a beginner though, unless its an RP Labs one!
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Originally Posted by Mitsy FQ
I would say alot of that should be accredited to the mapper and the amount of work he did to perfect the maps, particulary the TFC So I would say a big up to Karl here and well deserved IMO
Chips point (I believe) is that its not actually possible to get most aftermarket ECU's to respond correctly like that, no matter how well you can map. Which was my original point in this topic...
Old 16-07-2008, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Stu @ M Developments
Chips point (I believe) is that its not actually possible to get most aftermarket ECU's to respond correctly like that, no matter how well you can map. Which was my original point in this topic...
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Exactly that, if you havent got the hardware and software available to you in the first place, you wont get the same results no matter what data values you put in.

Mapping ultimately is just filling in a few variables that the original software then uses, the mapper isnt actually changing the code, only these variables, so if the code isnt good enough, it limits what the finished map will be capable of.

Bit like a rifle, if you have a good accurate rifle and you are a good shot, you will hit the target all the time, if the rifle isnt well made and consistant, or you have no talent, you wont.
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Originally Posted by Chip
Bit like a rifle, if you have a good accurate rifle and you are a good shot, you will hit the target all the time, if the rifle isnt well made and consistant, or you have no talent, you wont.
You may shoot yourself in the foot. However, many people on here have proven you do not actually need a rifle to do that.
Old 16-07-2008, 11:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Ryan
im not debating that tony, but why go for an aftermarket management, purely to then change it again, along with the loom, and add an extra 4 injectors, then turbo, then possilby cams.

as im sure the t2 is perfectly capable of controlling 4 750/800/1000CC injectors, so can run all the power he could ever possilbly need.


Maybe you can tell me where I can purchase 1000cc 16 ohm injectors to work with a T2 from as I am struggling to find them that fit a cosworth thats why I was going to change to T6
also as for mapping this engine its going to Australia so getting it mapped by a tuner on a weber ecu set up in this country is not advisable , if any changes need to be made later on this is going to be virtually impossible in Australia.

On T2 /T6 any changes can be made by the customer with info over the phone.

Thinking of the customer long term
Old 16-07-2008, 11:14 AM
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Im sure the answer to this is "of course not you retard or I would do" but cant you use lower impedance injectors and a resistor, like ive seen people do with other ECU's?
Old 16-07-2008, 11:18 AM
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harvey said that he couldnt find any injectors big enough to just run 4 injectors on the T2. i think there 16 omhz or something along the lines
Old 16-07-2008, 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted by totalbhp
Maybe you can tell me where I can purchase 1000cc 16 ohm injectors to work with a T2 from as I am struggling to find them that fit a cosworth thats why I was going to change to T6
also as for mapping this engine its going to Australia so getting it mapped by a tuner on a weber ecu set up in this country is not advisable , if any changes need to be made later on this is going to be virtually impossible in Australia.

On T2 /T6 any changes can be made by the customer with info over the phone.

Thinking of the customer long term

you in australia mate?? where about.. whos building your engine and what spec
Old 16-07-2008, 11:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Chip
Im sure the answer to this is "of course not you retard or I would do" but cant you use lower impedance injectors and a resistor, like ive seen people do with other ECU's?
Not my way of doing things, I use injectors of the correct ohm's only need a resistor failure & its goodbye Ecu
Old 16-07-2008, 11:25 AM
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Originally Posted by R5FORD
you in australia mate?? where about.. whos building your engine and what spec
totalbhp is Harvey mate.
Old 16-07-2008, 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted by JAP CRAP
totalbhp is Harvey mate.
You think that he doesn't know that ?

It's true, you are as stupid as AJ looks .
Old 16-07-2008, 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted by totalbhp
Not my way of doing things, I use injectors of the correct ohm's only need a resistor failure & its goodbye Ecu
If it failed and dropped to 0 ohms I suppose thats a risk, must confess though ive only ever seen resistors fail and break circuit personally (ie go to infinite resistance).

But fair enough, if thats your reason, thanks for stating it, Im sure Pectel themselves would agree with it being best practice, and you are just therefore being professional after all, plus I beleive that you are in the fortunate position of not needing the work from what I hear, so have the benefit of being able to afford to say "my way or the highway"

Thanks for the reply.
Old 16-07-2008, 11:32 AM
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harvey i need my cam cover and turbo housing sent to my paint guy.. il send mike the address now.
Old 16-07-2008, 11:39 AM
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how about 750 or smaller, was just wondering why the swap, as im sure there are high impedance injectors out there more than suitable to flow fuel for a t38? or even a GT30?

as i can think of about 4-5 manufacturers that do them

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Originally Posted by R5FORD
harvey i need my cam cover and turbo housing sent to my paint guy.. il send mike the address now.
Ok we will send it as soon as we get the address
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Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
You think that he doesn't know that ?

It's true, you are as stupid as AJ looks .


Probably because my mind doesn't work in 100% sarcasm mode 100% of the time like yours, so it takes me longer to recognise it...
Old 16-07-2008, 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted by totalbhp
Ok we will send it as soon as we get the address

its with mike now. also did you get my email regarding chroming some parts??
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Originally Posted by JAP CRAP


Probably because my mind doesn't work in 100% sarcasm mode 100% of the time like yours, so it takes me longer to recognise it...

iv been talking to mike to much thats why my sarcasm has gone like this
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Originally Posted by Ryan
how about 750 or smaller, was just wondering why the swap, as im sure there are high impedance injectors out there more than suitable to flow fuel for a t38? or even a GT30?

as i can think of about 4-5 manufacturers that do them
thanks for your help could you forward me details of suppliers for the 16 ohm injectors
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Originally Posted by R5FORD
its with mike now. also did you get my email regarding chroming some parts??

yes got the email
Old 16-07-2008, 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by totalbhp
yes got the email

well i have no more questions at the moment or things i want doing.. but as mike says
' You iz more changeable then the weather''
Old 16-07-2008, 11:54 AM
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Originally Posted by totalbhp
Maybe you can tell me where I can purchase 1000cc 16 ohm injectors to work with a T2 from as I am struggling to find them that fit a cosworth thats why I was going to change to T6
also as for mapping this engine its going to Australia so getting it mapped by a tuner on a weber ecu set up in this country is not advisable , if any changes need to be made later on this is going to be virtually impossible in Australia.

On T2 /T6 any changes can be made by the customer with info over the phone.

Thinking of the customer long term
Agreed. Large injectors are fundamentally better as peak and hold instead of saturated anyway. Thats why its hard to find large saturated coil type injectors.
Old 16-07-2008, 12:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Stu @ M Developments
So literally all you need is the live map mate. Ł500 job done. The end. Aftermarket cannot compete in your scenario, bar ONE issue.

That issue is that its only Ł500 if I personally map it, as to my knowledge, I am the only person who can live map the L8 ECU and leave you with the ALS & LC features you have allready paid for. As anyone else will be charging you for it all again, although that said, i dont know if anyone else in teh UK can supply it at all for that matter...

So, if you dont want me to map it for some reason (which is fine of course, i dont expect you to at all) , then its back to teh drawing board.

Oh thats good. I thought you had to buy the whole lot again including the anti lag and launch control which would have worked out more expensive but as you have cleared up Ł500 for live remap def seems the way forward.

Thanks
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Originally Posted by daviddunlop83
Oh thats good. I thought you had to buy the whole lot again including the anti lag and launch control which would have worked out more expensive but as you have cleared up Ł500 for live remap def seems the way forward.

Thanks
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Old 16-07-2008, 12:22 PM
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nothing to do with the original question but do u (the mappers!)notice alot of difference with regards to power delivary,smoothness etc when live mapping a L8 to a L6?
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Good good

One other thing, eventually this engine will end up in a escort cosworth May be a small turbo one or big turbo depending on what comes up at the time. How difficult is it to use the L8 ECU from the saphire if it has to be put into a small turbo escort? Is it just the loom needs changed over?

Thanks
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what a fantastic,informative thread.
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Originally Posted by Stu @ M Developments
So literally all you need is the live map mate. Ł500 job done. The end. Aftermarket cannot compete in your scenario, bar ONE issue.

That issue is that its only Ł500 if I personally map it, as to my knowledge, I am the only person who can live map the L8 ECU and leave you with the ALS & LC features you have allready paid for. As anyone else will be charging you for it all again, although that said, i dont know if anyone else in teh UK can supply it at all for that matter...

So, if you dont want me to map it for some reason (which is fine of course, i dont expect you to at all) , then its back to teh drawing board.
Two other issues - the car is in Ireland - approx Ł700 travel and it needs a new loom as well...

Which is why i suggested to be run on DTA as there is a guy literally up the road who does it. He's not a back street mapper either, works on millington stuff and has close links with mountune and various other rally orientated companies.
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Originally Posted by Paul_RS
Two other issues - the car is in Ireland - approx Ł700 travel and it needs a new loom as well...

Which is why i suggested to be run on DTA as there is a guy literally up the road who does it. He's not a back street mapper either, works on millington stuff and has close links with mountune and various other rally orientated companies.

well surley thats up to the owner.. it may save him in the long run.
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Originally Posted by Paul_RS
Two other issues - the car is in Ireland - approx Ł700 travel and it needs a new loom as well...

Which is why i suggested to be run on DTA as there is a guy literally up the road who does it. He's not a back street mapper either, works on millington stuff and has close links with mountune and various other rally orientated companies.

Why does it need a new loom? It was running perfectly fine past few months apart from the oil leak and he can drive the car over on the chip that is in it which will save travel costs alot.

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Originally Posted by R5FORD
well surley thats up to the owner.. it may save him in the long run.
Thats true, this thread is actually pointless as the owner of the car didn't start it

I was just presenting another option to a Stu live map.


Originally Posted by daviddunlop83
Why does it need a new loom? It was running perfectly fine past few months apart from the oil leak and he can drive the car over on the chip that is in it which will save travel costs alot.
Boat + Fuel + Accomodation would still cost a lot. His multiplugs are starting to get dodgy, so the best thing to do is get a new loom. Contact cleaner will only work for so long lol.

Theres also the what if factor - what if something goes wrong with the ecu? Thats another trip to the mainland to sort, its one of the things we talked about regarding his RS turbo. Thats a serious bill before it even gets anywhere Norris....

If we were in England then i'd say Stu hands down, but in my opinion Gault is a better option for this car.
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Originally Posted by Paul_RS
Thats true, this thread is actually pointless as the owner of the car didn't start it .
If the tread is pointless then why are you bothering to comment on it?


The point of this thread was to see what other options there are.

He didnt know that stu could work from the chip he already has meaning he doesnt loose the cost of the anti lag and launch control that has already been paid for.

Once the chip is written if there is a problem with the ECU itself, it can simply be posted, the car does not need to go if its simply an ECU problem but why would anything suddenly go wrong anyway and if its mechanical problem we built it so it wont need to go anywhere. Its not like the RS turbo that someone else built the engine.

No one said he was a back street mapper.

It is also very good information on the different ECU options and the pro's and cons of them over the L8 option.

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So you need to ask all this for him? I remeber you saying all these sites are gay and nobody helps you on them

Looks like he's going dta anyway - its still cheaper despite what you think
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Originally Posted by Paul_RS
So you need to ask all this for him? I remeber you saying all these sites are gay and nobody helps you on them
Clearly i said the only site i go on is passion ford. I said the other ones are gay like the ones over here which get one post a week. Open your ears

Originally Posted by Paul_RS
Looks like he's going dta anyway - its still cheaper despite what you think

Cheaper doesnt mean its better but i doubt supply and map the DTA would be cheaper anyway.

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