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Old 22-12-2005 | 02:26 PM
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Hi all has anyone with a sierra 24 valve cosworth conversion tried running a megasquirt ECU system at all?
I've got a twin turbo 24 valve engine which ive built myself but im on the tightest budget in the world so im thinking of trying a megasquirt system, if anyone has tried this setup can they get back to me and let me know what they thought of it.

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Ive checked this out but it seems that the car as yet hasnt had the ecu setup fitted,
Im really in need of some help with this subject and would like to hear of someone with some kind of road tests or sumat.
cheers for the pointer though as it shows some people are thinking along the same lines as me.
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I've built one for a 4.0 Cologne bi-turbo, but i'ts not 24V. Don't really know how the car is working now. Apparently well, as I haven't heard of any complaints. At least it started and worked right away. He used the 24V cosworth electrics and loom and the ecu was more or less plug and play using the original EDIS-6.
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I've built one for a 4.0 Cologne bi-turbo, but i'ts not 24V. Don't really know how the car is working now. Apparently well, as I haven't heard of any complaints. At least it started and worked right away. He used the 24V cosworth electrics and loom and the ecu was more or less plug and play using the original EDIS-6.
Nice one mate much appreciated, do you know how much itd cost to get the system installed and and get it up and running at all?
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Originally Posted by JesseT
I've built one for a 4.0 Cologne bi-turbo, but i'ts not 24V. Don't really know how the car is working now. Apparently well, as I haven't heard of any complaints. At least it started and worked right away. He used the 24V cosworth electrics and loom and the ecu was more or less plug and play using the original EDIS-6.
Nice one mate much appreciated, do you know how much itd cost to get the system installed and and get it up and running at all?
Totally free of charge as it's DIY.
If you want somebody to actually do it for you, then it's better I don't do any guesswork of UK fees.
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