Do you think a MS standalone will help with SC idle dip?
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Do you think a MS standalone will help with SC idle dip?
I just picked up the '94 MOAB this weekend and the idle is pretty unstable. I expected this as the Miata ECU does seem to struggle with an intercooled SC. I will say the car absolutely rocks and it is going to be a fun project car to play with.
It seems many people want to use the MS in parallel to keep the stock idle. In my case I am considering a MSPNP to get better control over the idle (as well as eliminating the AFPR).
Whatcha think, will an MS standalone provide better idle control with a SC?
It seems many people want to use the MS in parallel to keep the stock idle. In my case I am considering a MSPNP to get better control over the idle (as well as eliminating the AFPR).
Whatcha think, will an MS standalone provide better idle control with a SC?
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Turboing on a stock ECU is like trying to divorce your wife: You just keep trying to add things to the deal, keep sweetening that pot, and at the end of the day you have spent so much money that you should have just hired a PI to prove she was cheating on you and taken everything from her (i.e. bought a Megasquirt).
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Turboing on a stock ECU is like trying to divorce your wife: You just keep trying to add things to the deal, keep sweetening that pot, and at the end of the day you have spent so much money that you should have just hired a PI to prove she was cheating on you and taken everything from her (i.e. bought a Megasquirt).
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Turboing on a stock ECU is like trying to divorce your wife: You just keep trying to add things to the deal, keep sweetening that pot, and at the end of the day you have spent so much money that you should have just hired a PI to prove she was cheating on you and taken everything from her (i.e. bought a Megasquirt).
Your point is still valid
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Yes, Bill truly believes it is the BRP R4 intake manifold that makes a difference. However, the MOAB is a coldside twin screw, so that IM won't work. I just picked up the car, so I am sure I have several options, but I do believe a standalone will be key to any of the options.
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