The Megasquirt Fuel Controller i put together

[smithabusa]

This is the STIM used to simulate signals or bench testing while assembling the unit etc. You put this together as well

If it works out well i will remove the microtec unit i have on there now and sell it to play with this.



After probably an hour of assembling the power circuit



Pretty much assembled here without case

 

[goodluck]

very nice greg

 

[rey_boricua]

nice work wish i was that smart

 

[GoldenChild]

lmk how it works out...

 

[smithabusa]

nice work wish i was that smart

I am far from a genius, this kit is very easy to put together, it gives very detailed steps etc, you need to be decent with a soldering iron, setting it all up is def. much easier if you know someone who has done it.

 

[busa2001]

nice.........

 

[BusaWizard]

 

[smithabusa]

Bet you never seen a laptop with a shift light before

I am building a megasquirt to replace the microtec fuel controller i have on my turbo bike now, just got the launch / shift light working.

http://media.putfile.com/Megasquirt-Launch--Shift-Lighto

 

[CAT3]

Greg, glad your liking the MS. I've used one before, powering a turbo LS1 Camaro, its an amazing little box, even better if you build it yourself. But I did have a shiftlight on my laptop before

HPTuners was my first "dashboard" tuning tool for the OBDII systems. Good luck and I think you will like the MS more then the MOTEK. Have you opted for the boost reference on the MS?

 

[smithabusa]

I have the 2.5 bar map sensor on there now, i will need the 4 bar eventually if i want to turn it up to 30 psi of boost. I have a microtec now, this is a very neat box especially for the peanuts it costs, plus i am learnign stuff.

 

[tricktom1]

you the man Greg, you make lots of good stuff. Maybe you ought to start building these

 

[202mphbusa]

fix your tach man
8k rpm???

 

[smithabusa]

It reads 11K now

 

[onedownfiveup]

I like the custom enclosure you made for it. Nice job man.

 

[smithabusa]

The $139 do it yourself kit actually comes with the enclosure, i just put my sticker on there

 

[202mphbusa]

I figured knowing you thru the boards you would have done the MSII

and used it as a standalone for ignition as well

 

[smithabusa]

probably in the near future

 

[202mphbusa]

Baby steps man Baby steps

You already are farther into it then I am with mine trust me
So I will be following your progress closely
so Keep up the posts

 

[stroker]

i never got mine to trig from the oem cam and crank sensor.
now i'm aiming to run it with an fbg cover and rotor at the end of crank

stroker

 

[smithabusa]

I am not doing ignition, i know Tony is working on it though. Thats always the issue with stand alones on the busa i think is ignition pickup etc.