13BAce

Same thing, just a MAP sensor. It's possible to use the TPS for load sensing, but I'm not sure that if you can use both. I know that the Microtech MTX8 can do both, as well as TPS under vacuum and MAP under boost.

j9fd3s

hmm, maybe the microtech has an advantage over the haltech after all



mike

13BAce

In the manual they talk about it being a good feature for heavily ported rotaries and/or piston cars with a wild cam, since it's difficult to get consistent vacuum readings with them.

j9fd3s

the haltech can do that too, but i notice that the haltech doesnt do well in the hills, because it cant really tell between a slight uphill and a slight downhill. same rpm same vacuum reading



mike

13BAce

You mean that the MAP sensor is reading the same vacuum reading at the same RPM both uphill and downhill, right?

j9fd3s

yup, and it runs crappy at light throttle downhill, but it occured to me that the closed loop might fix that, its off. other than that and cold starts it runs great



mike

13BAce

Yeah, the fine tuning is the hard part.

suppersppy

Another option to look at for engine managment is the Greddy E-manage. It costs about 550 if you get all the options [main unit, software/pc cable, injector harness, and ignition harness] and it plugs into the stock wire harness. Also they have a new boost controller coming up that will interface with the unit via a 4" LCD, it all looks pretty cool and seems to be a great system.

j9fd3s

yah, actually thats a good point, the emanage looks cool too, and it is cheap.

these guys make stuff like that too http://www.splitsec.com



mike