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Warren G
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Robin - Discus
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Already have, got ripped apart for being right last time - http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=398454
Warren G
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okay, thanks




(okay yes i wish i had got go-tech)


but im still going to prove you all wrong (hopefully)

[Edited on 10-04-2008 by warren.g]
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Its cheap tat that is badly made in most cases, never seems to work consistently well, mappers hate it, it ends up costing more in the long run than just buying a tried and tested properly designed system.


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Give us a call when you give up Warren
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We could send an ECU out, with a base map, you'd plug it in and it'd work on the first turn of the key and be driveable
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Thats what I have been telling him for ages.......



road trip still on warren?
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We're closer
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10th Apr 08 at 21:42   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

£596.97 for

Gotech MFI Pro
Loom
Base map
VAT
Delivery
Full support

Vaux Lad
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MS is half that, has the same/more features, and works fine.
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Obviously not, or Warren wouldn't be having any trouble.
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quote:
Originally posted by Vaux Lad
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MS is half that, has the same/more features, and works fine.


does it? as standard?

interesting comment.

how many load sites does it have?
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quote:
Originally posted by Vaux Lad
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MS is half that, has the same/more features, and works fine.




and costs more to map, and often doesnt work leaving you without a running engine for weeks on end.....
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quote:
Originally posted by Robin
£596.97 for

Gotech MFI Pro
Loom
Base map
VAT
Delivery
Full support




advantages/disadvantages over an omex 600?
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advantages:
price
launch control as standard
loom is nice plug and play
flat shift as standard
internal map sensor
air temp sensor supplied on loom
high and low impedience injectors are simple plug and play, no need for resistors
can run mixed load input, i.e. half map sensor half tps
full sequential
one ecu can do any engine from rotary to a v8


disadvantages:
it has no omex sticker on it so people think its inferior
it is very well prices so people think its inferior


to be honest i believe the gotech to be a very very good ecu and stands up well against the competition.

spec wise they are very similar however how much of the omex stuff needs specing up at the start?

also how many load sites does the omex have per rpm range? gotech has 32

[Edited on 11-04-2008 by broster]
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quote:
Originally posted by Dan295
quote:
Originally posted by Robin
£596.97 for

Gotech MFI Pro
Loom
Base map
VAT
Delivery
Full support




advantages/disadvantages over my future wife?


Dan295
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quote:
Originally posted by broster
advantages:
price
launch control as standard
loom is nice plug and play
flat shift as standard
internal map sensor
air temp sensor supplied on loom
high and low impedience injectors are simple plug and play, no need for resistors
can run mixed load input, i.e. half map sensor half tps
full sequential
one ecu can do any engine from rotary to a v8


disadvantages:
it has no omex sticker on it so people think its inferior
it is very well prices so people think its inferior


to be honest i believe the gotech to be a very very good ecu and stands up well against the competition.

spec wise they are very similar however how much of the omex stuff needs specing up at the start?

also how many load sites does the omex have per rpm range? gotech has 32


my knowledge of it doesnt go that deep im friad, but it seems that the two are very evenly match spec and pricewise, just wondering what i should go for if i did want some decent management
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Plus there is

http://www.emeraldm3d.com/em_pricing.html

I have a good map on a standard engine with throttle bodies. plud I can help you with the loom

How many more good option do you need
Warren G
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quote:
Originally posted by broster
advantages:
price
launch control as standard
loom is nice plug and play
flat shift as standard
internal map sensor
air temp sensor supplied on loom
high and low impedience injectors are simple plug and play, no need for resistors
can run mixed load input, i.e. half map sensor half tps
full sequential
one ecu can do any engine from rotary to a v8


disadvantages:
it has no omex sticker on it so people think its inferior
it is very well prices so people think its inferior


to be honest i believe the gotech to be a very very good ecu and stands up well against the competition.

spec wise they are very similar however how much of the omex stuff needs specing up at the start?

also how many load sites does the omex have per rpm range? gotech has 32

[Edited on 11-04-2008 by broster]


megasquirt can have lauch control, as an internal map sensor, has plug and plug low and high indendent injectors, and can run sequnal injection with a cam sensor


but iv bought it all now, so, might as well use it since iv spent all that money!

Warren G
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quote:
Originally posted by broster
quote:
Originally posted by Vaux Lad
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MS is half that, has the same/more features, and works fine.


does it? as standard?

interesting comment.

how many load sites does it have?



i paid £340 + £140 for a wide band o2 sensor

but yes it does have alot of extra features if wanted

load sites? 12x12 fuel map and 12x12 igntion map or even 16x16
Vaux Lad
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quote:
Originally posted by broster
quote:
Originally posted by Vaux Lad
/\
MS is half that, has the same/more features, and works fine.


does it? as standard?

interesting comment.

Yes it does, thats why a LOT of people use it on a LOT of different engines.


Map tables are 12x12 iirc

Theres a guy on mig with a turbo'd 2l 8v, running mid 12sec 1/4s, running on a megasquirt mapped by himself
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see thats where paying extra comes in with other management such as gotech you get 32 load sites, it makes mapping a bit more involved but the end result is a nicer car to drive.

the fasted fwd car in south africa is a c20let running gotech, thats doing 9.8

where do you wanna stop, megasquirt is ok for a home brew effort if you know what your doing, however alot of the big names, if not all of them, wont touch it.

just things to think about if you get stuck with mapping or getting the car running, who do you turn to
Vaux Lad
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Fair point, but if you dont know what you're doing you shouldn't be messing about with mapping in the first place.
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quote:
Originally posted by Vaux Lad
Fair point, but if you dont know what you're doing you shouldn't be messing about with mapping in the first place.


people do tho dont they.

end of the day if my boiler packs up ill call a plumber........

if a plumbers going to try and fit megaquirt in his shed, thats up to him.
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great reply mark.

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