Input needed on custom install (non Miata)
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I know this is a Miata board but I need some advise on installing Megasquirt in my 93 Toyota Landcruiser. This is the tow rig for my Miata so I guess that makes asking the questions here ok. I have been real happy with the megasquirt in my Miata and want the same for the Landcruiser.
The truck is OBD1. I don't care if I need to hack the ECU harness for install. I will have Sav tune it once installed. Just need some advise on what to buy etc. I feel confident I can do the install.
The truck is OBD1. I don't care if I need to hack the ECU harness for install. I will have Sav tune it once installed. Just need some advise on what to buy etc. I feel confident I can do the install.
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The calibration on the early OBD1 ECU's with flapper door air flow meter is terrible. MPG is down 20% over later years with newer OBD2 and MAF's.
I also have a turbo setup sitting in the wings. It will not work with the current flapper door air meter and ECU.
I also have a turbo setup sitting in the wings. It will not work with the current flapper door air meter and ECU.
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By eliminating the flapper door restriction and tuning for decent gas (factory tune very low oct.) I was expecting a small power bump. I expect a 20% bump in MPG based on what the newer ECU's get. Groundwork for a turbo install as well.
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