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twinvengesJul-19-09 04:51 PM
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#4606, "diy auto tune or symtech"




          

im tryin to figure out what the diff is in the MS these 2 companies offer...and i guess what all i need, id like to get msII, to replace my portfueler and go full stand alone, with timing/ignition control and 2 step.. can any one shed light on what the diff is? looks like the black cased MSII from diy is cheaper, but does it have the same features as the symtech? and will it be configured for the 420a?any help is greatly appreciated. thanx guys.

  

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VelocitaPaolaJul-19-09 05:27 PM
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#4607, "RE: diy auto tune or symtech"
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The DIYAutoTune ECU is not configured for the 420A and does not include any add-on hardware (i.e. launch control) or the option for such. The SymTech ECU is configured for the 420A, and you can opt to have add-on hardware installed at the factory.

Do you plan on completely removing your stock ECU? If so, there are a few other things you'll need for the job.

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twinvengesJul-19-09 10:53 PM
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yea i plan on removing ecu.,so id need the voltage regulator that comes with ur 420a kit correct?

  

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VelocitaPaolaJul-20-09 12:07 PM
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You'll need a wiring harness and a USB-serial adapter if your tuning computer does not have a serial port. If you're going to remove the stock ECU altogether, you'll also need an alternator voltage regulator, and a Megasquirt ECU configured to control a fan relay and output a tachometer signal.

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