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Originally Posted by Bender
I tripped across some thread about megasquirt, and was wondering how the new versions are? I read that the first chip could control spark on dsms, but it was unclear if the new one would. Well, it's been a while, and I am wondering if anyone knows if it will? Here are some questions I have before I look into it further.
- Will the new chip control spark on the 4G63T?
- If I was using methanol injection, would the injector go before or after the air temp sensor?
- How well does the boost control work on the new version, and how high does it go up to?
- Does it have good injector compensation?
- Do I need a wideband 02?
- Basically, I'm looking to run a GT3582R / GT4088R and was wondering how good of a tuner it is, as well with how good the options are
I am sure more questions will come later on as I research it more. Thanks for your time, and personal experience is highly grateful.
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This is just from my own research for my car, but I also have experience with Megasquirt from my RX-7.
1.Yes, the MS-II chip now can control the 4g63T's spark, along with it's idle air control valve (IAC).
2.The nozzle can go either before or after, but best results would be before (and I've heard good things of preturbine injection too)
3. From what I have heard, boost control works pretty decent, but probably won't be too effective above twice the wastegate spring pressure. Also the MAPdaddy 4 bar sensor would be a worthwhile upgrade, as it has a constant barometric correction (good for long mountain runs) and also can read approx. 45 pounds of boost.
4. It can control any injector you want with good precision. It also has an anti-flyback board for low impedance injectors, so there is no need for the resistor anymore. It even has injector staging if you want a decent idle with small injectors, then at full power have 1680cc's come online. Or even dual table for different fuels.
5.A wideband is HIGHLY recommended for tuning it. It isn't too much more expensive and will save you from leaning it out too much in boost. It also allows awesome cruising AFR control for efficiency.
6. It is a very capable standalone EMS, with a strong community. Instead of calling a hotline, you can post on msefi.com and get an answer from the developers, and anyone who has had your problem before. There are also several outputs that can be used for things like nitrous control (3 ranges must be met to enable, and it can also add fuel like a wet shot), antilag (including nitrous antilag if N2O and a-l are on), overboost protection, traction control, IAT controlled boost, 2 6x6 boost target tables, water injection control, and a few more things. Note: a few of these can't be used together, and these are from MSI, so I'm not entirely sure how many transfer to MSII, but I'd imagine most would.
EDIT: MSII and a 4g CAS link:
MS2-Extra Miata 4g63 Manual So yes it will work
