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Sexy deal on MS2. I will be picking one up.
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http://www.miataturbo.net/showthread.php?t=60486
Sexy deal on MS2. I will be picking one up.
Damn very nice! I guess I will be returning my MSPNP for my 96 and getting this one since I haven't installed it yet.
Yep I saw that so I went ahead and got in on it. I'm going to return my MSPNP, but I may see if anyone here wants it first. I would sell it for what I paid minus the 7% restocking fee or $454 if anyone is interested. That should be around 25% off and no shipping. I'll put something in the for sale section soon.
If you still have it on the first I'll pick it up from ya :)
Just a heads up to anyone that cares, his units are the DIYPNP with his own special microcontroller that handles lots of the inputs and outputs (hence all the special features). I had contacted him previously regarding upgrading a normal DIYPNP and said he would sell me his add-on card to essentially make the normal DIYPNP have all his features. Drop him a PM on miataturbo.net if you're interested.
From what I read the DIYPNP is different than the MegaSquirtPNP units. If I am correct the DIY kits utilize the MS2 board while the MSPNP units use the MS1 board so not sure that is an option.
No, Reverent's add on card would not work for MSPNP, only DIYPNP.
What does this mean for tuning noob like me? Anything else required to make this work for a s/c '94? Injectors? Bigger fuel pump?
More importantly, will I need a PC and an advanced degree in jibberish to constantly tune my car if the weather changes by 5 deg.? What sort of HP/tQ improvements are realistic?
TDR kit mp62 on my car went from 210whp to 240whp on the first tune with just ecu over powercards and better highway mpg. I went into the whole thing blind and spent about year figuring it out and that was at a time when there was really no local support for self tuning. Once you read some of the miatatubo stickys and get more comfortable it becomes easier and easier. You will need a laptop, a db9 to usb converter and a copy of tuner studio. As for the weather you calibrate all your sensors and the ecu does the rest. I'm not pro and spark tuning still scares me but from going from car noob to some what respected about some things i can tell you that you will do fine. Like every thing the first time is the longest and hardest then every thing gets faster and easier.