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Peter Ash 11-23-2010 12:34 PM

Re: Drive By Wire
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by art leong (Post 223890)
A lot of the Neon Street and Strip guys use the megasquirt systems. Some swear by them most have nothing but trouble. They get what they pay for. My system (ViPec) costs about $1800 complete with sensors Etc. They gag at the price I paid. Their megasquirts are between $300 and $800. I guess you get what you pay for.

PS. ViPec will be at the PRI Show


I did'nt have trouble with them (DIY MegaSquirt )! I asked for a quote! They said they would get back to me! They never did! No Problem! Hello BigStuff3!

Peter

art leong 11-23-2010 12:56 PM

Re: Drive By Wire
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Peter Ash (Post 223957)
I did'nt have trouble with them (DIY MegaSquirt )! I asked for a quote! They said they would get back to me! They never did! No Problem! Hello BigStuff3!

Peter

Try ViPec. It does more than the others that are twice the price.

NewHemi 11-23-2010 09:06 PM

Re: Drive By Wire
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pat Cook (Post 223868)
Are after engine control computers legal in stock?

Like this one?

http://www.diyautotune.com/


The MegaSquirt is legal in Stock. It is an NHRA approved aftermarket computer...

And it is uncommon that they didn't back to you Art... We found them ready to turn the shop upside down to get our Challenger running and they did it in quick order.

We just didn't give them the kindof track testing they wanted to get our tunes good.

But they are geat folks and will "usually" do exactly what they say. (I only said usually becuase if Art says tehy didnt get back after saying they would, I beleive him.)

David
The New Hemi Guy

hemidup 11-23-2010 09:44 PM

Re: Drive By Wire
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by NewHemi (Post 224061)
The MegaSquirt is legal in Stock. It is an NHRA approved aftermarket computer...

And it is uncommon that they didn't back to you Art... We found them ready to turn the shop upside down to get our Challenger running and they did it in quick order.

We just didn't give them the kindof track testing they wanted to get our tunes good.

But they are geat folks and will "usually" do exactly what they say. (I only said usually becuase if Art says tehy didnt get back after saying they would, I beleive him.)

David
The New Hemi Guy

David, Off topic, but could you please PM me the phone # and contact person at DIY Megasquirt.

Thanks in advance,

art leong 11-24-2010 08:48 PM

Re: Drive By Wire
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by NewHemi (Post 224061)
The MegaSquirt is legal in Stock. It is an NHRA approved aftermarket computer...

And it is uncommon that they didn't back to you Art... We found them ready to turn the shop upside down to get our Challenger running and they did it in quick order.

We just didn't give them the kindof track testing they wanted to get our tunes good.

But they are geat folks and will "usually" do exactly what they say. (I only said usually becuase if Art says tehy didnt get back after saying they would, I beleive him.)

David
The New Hemi Guy

Hi David. It wasn't me that said that. I just mentioned the things I've seen on Neons.org I doubt they used the DIY version. Most of them were hand made.

bigshow2966 11-26-2010 12:38 PM

Re: Drive By Wire
 
I have a buddy who uses the MegaSquirt on his road race car. His is the DIY kit. He had some issues but figured them out himself.

He is a professor of Thermaldynamics/chemistry/metalurgy though.

Jeff Teuton 12-03-2010 12:36 PM

Re: Drive By Wire
 
New information for y'all to rip, tear, chew,spillfuelon, and otherwise. Hot off the presses 5:00PM Yesterday CST. Dyno Test on a GEN III Hemi reveals that at 70% throttle, the motor lost 10% HP on a pull from 3000 RPM to 7500 RPM. Now the 4 bbl Throttle Body on a GEN III has progressive linkage, and the secondaries are only open scant thousanths of an inch not to be confused with a meter, and the primaries are open 70% out of 100% It is the TB off the stock eliminator GEN III motor. I would suspect a Throttle Body which was oblong, or round as opposed to 4bbl configuration would lose less.

Ed Wright 12-03-2010 03:06 PM

Re: Drive By Wire
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jeff Teuton (Post 225764)
New information for y'all to rip, tear, chew,spillfuelon, and otherwise. Hot off the presses 5:00PM Yesterday CST. Dyno Test on a GEN III Hemi reveals that at 70% throttle, the motor lost 10% HP on a pull from 3000 RPM to 7500 RPM. Now the 4 bbl Throttle Body on a GEN III has progressive linkage, and the secondaries are only open scant thousanths of an inch not to be confused with a meter, and the primaries are open 70% out of 100% It is the TB off the stock eliminator GEN III motor. I would suspect a Throttle Body which was oblong, or round as opposed to 4bbl configuration would lose less.

Pretty much in line with what I have seen on my dyno, Jeff. With any throttle body I have tested 10%, 15% less throttle angle does not cause the huge power losses everybody wants to think.

hemidup 12-03-2010 06:44 PM

Re: Drive By Wire
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jeff Teuton (Post 225764)
New information for y'all to rip, tear, chew,spillfuelon, and otherwise. Hot off the presses 5:00PM Yesterday CST. Dyno Test on a GEN III Hemi reveals that at 70% throttle, the motor lost 10% HP on a pull from 3000 RPM to 7500 RPM. Now the 4 bbl Throttle Body on a GEN III has progressive linkage, and the secondaries are only open scant thousanths of an inch not to be confused with a meter, and the primaries are open 70% out of 100% It is the TB off the stock eliminator GEN III motor. I would suspect a Throttle Body which was oblong, or round as opposed to 4bbl configuration would lose less.

For ****z and grin, try a tug with factory stock 6.1 SRT8 heads vs the so called upgraded heads that came with the DP's.

Where was Donato when we needed him? lol


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