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Does anyone have access to a wiring diagram to a 98 E430 (W210) ECU????
a project for connecting a piggy-back fuel/ign system.
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They asked me for the same. Is it available for the E55?
The piggy back is a module that allows a laptop to make real time changes to parameters that affect the engine and performance, i'm still wondering if it will make a nice difference in performance.
The piggy back is a module that allows a laptop to make real time changes to parameters that affect the engine and performance, i'm still wondering if it will make a nice difference in performance.
This is were you will gain all the HP that was potentially lacking to what ever modification you made to the car. I had a '91 RX-7 Turbo. I had everything upgraded. The car was fast, but it was still lacking. I than changed out my Rx-7 stock ECU with a Motec(Stand Alone Fuel/Ign management) system, and it was night and day difference.
I am only going with a piggy-back system because I'm not going to fully build my benz, but enough to the benz to require more/better fuel and ignition management. Supercharger is in mind, and with a piggy-back system I'm going with, I can control additional fuel injector(s) if required.
I will give you an example. Let just say you got a good breathing intake system. Hi-flow Filter, port/polish intake manifold/ port match heads. You will create a lean condition, if the stock ECU program is unable to compensate for this, it might go in to a limp(safe) mode, by allowing you to modify the signal of the ECU, you are able to trick the ECU to thinking of something completely different.
It's almost like purchasing a "chip". Only difference is that you or a tuner are able to make changes in real time, instead of having your chip reprogrammed to what they think your car needs.
I am only going with a piggy-back system because I'm not going to fully build my benz, but enough to the benz to require more/better fuel and ignition management. Supercharger is in mind, and with a piggy-back system I'm going with, I can control additional fuel injector(s) if required.
I will give you an example. Let just say you got a good breathing intake system. Hi-flow Filter, port/polish intake manifold/ port match heads. You will create a lean condition, if the stock ECU program is unable to compensate for this, it might go in to a limp(safe) mode, by allowing you to modify the signal of the ECU, you are able to trick the ECU to thinking of something completely different.
It's almost like purchasing a "chip". Only difference is that you or a tuner are able to make changes in real time, instead of having your chip reprogrammed to what they think your car needs.
