Megasquirt vs ME221
#22
Fun fact; it would appear that our good friend Matt has created another wonderful bespoke ECU for the Rocketeer V6 conversions, called the ME442R. "It's been about 5 years of hard work" to quote the man himself.
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I'm running the FM221 and I like it a lot. There's something to be said for a system that was made for the Miata and is fairly simple to use. I got nothing against the MS ECUs and maybe they're better for the high power high dollar setups but so far I haven't encountered any need that the FM221 can't handle. I'm not a pro tuner and I've dealt with the guys at Flyin Miata for a long time so it was an easy decision for me. I liked the idea of lifelong support from FM and said support has been pretty good but not stellar. I'm sure you know that FM doesn't sell them anymore cause they were spending too much time with tuning support. That wasn't exactly confidence inspiring to hear but I've been running this for more than a year now and it hasn't failed me or left me wondering what the crap it was up to. "No regerts".
#39
so you deleted Alex_me posts for no reason?
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Hi,
We'll always be happy to offer support for FM221 units, so nothing to worry about there. In regards to Flyin Miata, from all the communication we've had with them (in addition to the official statement), the big reason for them dropping all ECUs from their range is the risk of fines, as standalone ECUs are seen as emissions defeating devices.
Regards,
Alex
We'll always be happy to offer support for FM221 units, so nothing to worry about there. In regards to Flyin Miata, from all the communication we've had with them (in addition to the official statement), the big reason for them dropping all ECUs from their range is the risk of fines, as standalone ECUs are seen as emissions defeating devices.
Regards,
Alex