Ccarlisi/mandeville/ect 20b Street Car Project
#94
Freakin' gorgeous!!! That is beautiful work you are having done. Better to do it right the first time or not at all. I've lived in Japan and I gotta say that the fabrication skills I see in builds over here are usually much much better than in the motherland. OUTSTANDING MAN!!!
#97
Hi Jay:
I am not currently planning on using the SM4. I like the software, but can't get over the closed door attitude of the company and I have been told by very knowledgeable people (ECU hardware engineers) that their hardware is hardly anything special.
I am helping a company (primarily by answering rotary specific questions) that builds ecus and datalogging systems for professional motorsport teams (including F1) develop a rotary engine profile. The ECU costs about as much as a Motec M800 without any extras, but is supposed to be much more powerful. The timing control is very very precise, so it can take full advantage of a high resolution 60-2 trigger wheel setup.
Here are some of the highlights:
-Drive by wire ready
-more aux outputs than on anything else I have seen to date.
-CAN ready
-Traction control that can be trimmed based on shock movement, lateral acceleration, speed, rpm, gear
-2 built in widebands
-2 built in egt amplifiers.
-high amp inductive coil drivers
-stepper motor control (for Oil Metering Pump)
-trim for all inj and ign channels
-the ability to control the stock emissions equipment -not that I care
They have not made a commitment to do it yet, but the scope test data and other information I have received to date looks very impressive. As soon as they decide whether or not to go forward I will give everyone the full rundown.
#99
Originally Posted by alberto_mg' post='830135' date='Jul 26 2006, 07:17 AM
what an ordeal chris....