505zoom said:What does the piggyback control? Can it adjust timing, or just fuel? Does it utilize the stock injectors, or will it require additional or larger injectors? Sorry for all the questions, but I am VERY interested in this, and it sounds like your first set of maps will be made for my car exactly. Keep up the good work, you guys rock
edit: I almost forgot, could I use a mac G4 laptop to tune the piggyback? I have a broken VAIO laptop that I could have fixed, but I would rather not...it sucks.
spoolinmp3 said:We will have available in 2 weeks a high resolution piggy back fuel computer that will alleviate all fuel problems that the Mazdaspeeds are currently experiencing.
Expect pricing to be in the realm of $500-$700
These computers will be pre tuned specifically for the MSP
Stay tuned for dyno sheets and A/F results![]()
Miques said:sorry just posting to get an email when someone replies. I want one.
YesWill you be able to download maps (and at additional cost?) if you are stock now, and plan to be adding things down the line?
The lord knows I need thatSPOOL, I love you man!! We all need to pol some cash and send him a couple hookers and a case of beer. You know to help him relax!! He'll work better Couple Q's. Wil it be plug and play?? Hope so. Also will there possibly be a way to tune it without a laptop? Don't have one nor the cash to get one. Possibly tune with a pda or something like that???
You are absolutley correctfrom my understanding it will not adjust timing..or he would have mentioned it, and it would be more expensive....also I believe that it utilizes stock injectors...or again he would have said something and the price would not be there.
SOSPEED said:Can this piggyback be used on cars that are flashed or is this for unflashed ecu's or does it even matter? Also will the piggyback have to be spliced in or will it be a plug in unit? And you say the unit will be able to support up to 15 psi.. Now is that a safe psi to be at with stock rods and pistons with mods as well???
MP3skaterNC said:the emanage will control the fuel on flashed or unflashed mps, the flashed ones will not be able to run as high boost since they have slightly advanced timing over the unflashed ones.
when he says that the maps will be adjusted up to 15psi, that means it will work for all boost ranges below 15. on my emanage its currently tuned for 12psi, however im only running 7-8. it will use a pressure sensor to determine the amount of boost that you are running, and which map to run off of. also with the use of the communications tool, and a laptop you can self tune it to your specific mods if you have a wideband.
i hope that answered some of your questions.
MP3skaterNC said:it increases the chance for detonation to occur. if its happening before you want it to, like when the piston is in a down position, bad things happen.