Re: supergharged cinq
money issues atm tho, once i've finished uni i should be in a better position - but since moving to Sheffield, i have no garage
I just don't like the idea that nothing actually knows what's going on across the whole engine. The stock ECU can 'see stock fueling' and is modified so that it doesn't 'see' boost. The secondary controller has no idea what the ECU is doing, and fires using another injector that's been added. Boost control is done using another controller, knock sensing with another.
It is (imo) easy to install and use the likes of MS, and much simpler to setup than try and balance an array of other controllers - and the thing that should sway it is... ignition timing. Full control is critical, you cannot do that with a stock ECU and an additional fuel controller.
It's wrong to say either way is right or wrong - all we can do is throw out some reasons, and then it's up to 'im!
as I've said before you solder me a squirt and I'll help you with the rest![]()
money issues atm tho, once i've finished uni i should be in a better position - but since moving to Sheffield, i have no garage
and the disadvantages are......... there are a darn sight more car out there running piggy back systems than stand alone and there are more and more examples of squirts been used as piggy backs too
In a simple application such as this it really is over the top and I know of 10 times more engines that have met a sticky end with custom ECU than with running piggy backs
I just don't like the idea that nothing actually knows what's going on across the whole engine. The stock ECU can 'see stock fueling' and is modified so that it doesn't 'see' boost. The secondary controller has no idea what the ECU is doing, and fires using another injector that's been added. Boost control is done using another controller, knock sensing with another.
It is (imo) easy to install and use the likes of MS, and much simpler to setup than try and balance an array of other controllers - and the thing that should sway it is... ignition timing. Full control is critical, you cannot do that with a stock ECU and an additional fuel controller.
It's wrong to say either way is right or wrong - all we can do is throw out some reasons, and then it's up to 'im!