ECU installation is not very sanitary. Yet.
Friday, January 29, 2016
Wednesday, January 27, 2016
It Lives!
It lives!
Whew! Getting this fuel injection system working has taken me the better part of a year. Mostly due to the fact that the used Electromotive TECII unit I bought stopped working and that Electromotive simply wouldn't return my calls or emails so that I could send it in for diagnosis. Eventually I bit the bullet and bought a Megasquirt II v3.57 from DIY auto tune (super helpful folks) and after a few days of careful wiring it started on the first try. Now, to tune!
Whew! Getting this fuel injection system working has taken me the better part of a year. Mostly due to the fact that the used Electromotive TECII unit I bought stopped working and that Electromotive simply wouldn't return my calls or emails so that I could send it in for diagnosis. Eventually I bit the bullet and bought a Megasquirt II v3.57 from DIY auto tune (super helpful folks) and after a few days of careful wiring it started on the first try. Now, to tune!
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Exhaust rear section
| View from driver's side toward resonator |
| View from driver's side toward rear |
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| View from below looking towards passenger side |
| Exhaust pipe to glasspack junction |
The glasspacks are louvered type from Smythy's and are 2", which is why they are fitted inside the pipes instead of outside. I stepped down the size in order to accelerate the gases and raise the pitch so the sound would be less boomy. I think it worked.
Monday, March 19, 2012
Thursday, February 9, 2012
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