>I think you guys have come up with some pretty good ideas,
>and I believe the only way we can achieve timing/boost/knock
>issue is to somehow modify the ecu, just like Boosted GS
>mentioned. This type of "total" control can (probably) only
>be achievable with an electronic processor, such as a
>reprogrammed ignition/fuel map.
>
>Since, Howell Automotive has figured out how to reprogram
>our ecu, it will be just awesome if they can "imitate" the
>4G63's ecu to the 420A ecu; or, if someone could figure out
>how to modify the turbo ecu to fit our cars--without not
>having to replace the harness, etc, that will be the best
>option. Any thoughts on this?
>
>I think it will be difficult to try to imitate the turbo ecu
>with other add-ons, such as the J&S, aftermarket ignitions,
>Accel DFI, etc, unless J&S will research that for us. I'm
>sure it will be possible, but there're just too many parts
>to worry about (in terms of diagnosing problems, etc). The
>Accel DFI is prety versatile, but no one has been able to
>configure it to control timing, in addition to the fuel maps
>(for the 420A).


Well thinking about the "new ecu" idea, i think that it would be very limited in what timing curves that it could produce. With many people here running different turbos, and custom setups, the "new" ecu may not give enough room for adjustment. This is where the adjustability, and versaility of the J&S can come into play. If this unit does indeed let us run a "user adjustable" boost pressure point for open loop operation, that will be THE answer to all of this. We can then adjust the amount, the exact psi, and when to pull timing when in open loop mode. IMO, thats what we need. Yes??

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