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best computer for 20V?
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Sun, 03 August 2003 03:25
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i was just wondering what coumputer would be best on the 20v and how much they sell for?
Putting 20V in a sprinter and don't wont to cut the fire wall for dizzy and want to run a coil pack. would this come with the computer or would you have to buy them seperate, and how much.
any help would be great. Cheers.
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Re: best computer for 20V?
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Sun, 03 August 2003 05:22
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u can run an autronic haltech motec microtech
how much money u wanna spend
u will need about 2000 to 4000 bucks depending what one u buy
just ring microtech haltech or someone who sells the ecus
latest microtech is bout 1300 i think
ems stinger is round the 1000
autronic is about 1800
motec is bout 3000
then u need extras for some ecus
its not a simple case of buying an ecu and wiring it up
some need more extras than others
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Re: best computer for 20V?
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Mon, 04 August 2003 01:20
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what about the coil packs? whats the deal with them?
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Re: best computer for 20V?
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Mon, 04 August 2003 01:26
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well u still need the dizzy in the back so as u get a crank signal
or u could fit triggers to the front of the crank pulley
but if u run the dizzy just make a small cover for it since u dont need the plastic dizzy cap
then u use the aftermarket ecu to trigger the coils
if u run the twin output coils like a 4agze u will then need ignitors u can use either 2 bosch modules about 250 to 300 bucks each or if the aftermarket ecu can use the factory 4agze ignitor then u can buy one of them
u have to sit down and make sure u have priced everything u need
otherwise u could start the project and it might blow out by 1000 bucks which usually happens anyway
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Eskilstuna, Sweden
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Re: best computer for 20V?
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Mon, 04 August 2003 03:33
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at the moment the LTX8 microtech is $1095, plus $165 for a handset or $100 for a laptop adaptor,
it uses all your factory sensors and coils, no need to buy anything else, just purchase the ECU and tuning option and wire up and away you go,
if you want more info please PM me or email dheiler@toshiba-tap.com
Dale
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Re: best computer for 20V?
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Fri, 08 August 2003 02:13
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sideshow,
if its not to much trouble could you list all the things needed to run an ems stinger on a 20V, not using the dizzy,
cheers
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Re: best computer for 20V?
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Fri, 08 August 2003 02:47
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im not sure that the ems stinger can talk to the toyota igniters,
microtech require no igniters as they are built in in the LTX8 model
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