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PnP Megasquirt Systems - Updated 2/16, Pricing Change
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Due to unforeseen shortages in parts supply, we had to change to a different supplier for our m20/m30 throttle position sensors. Fortunately, the fitment of the new TPS does not require an adapter plate, and contains both WOT switch and Potentiometer type operation; This allows quick switching if one decides to revert back to stock motronic. Unfortunately, the price is significantly higher, so the prices for the m20 kits have been adjusted to show for it.
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can u tune it? or u recommend any tuner in socal? San Diego to be precise..
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Update 3-12-12 *New Feature for all PNP DMS Engine Management Systems*
Bluetooth option for our PNP EMS, or any standard MS1,2,3 (+$125). We provide this as an option to integrate the bluetooth unit into the case of our EMS units, or as a service to existing megasquirt units. The only difference is that you will notice an antenna on the outside of the EMS unit. That means no more 'tuning' cables! Range is approximately 100m (in the best conditions). Standard serial capability is retained.
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boy are you going to be the guy i talk too when i get monies... but it takes awhile ha
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UPDATE: Injector prices (for 6 pcs) lowered, all are $10 off right now except the 80lb siemens. I don't know when my supplier will raise the price again, so get them while you can. If you find any price cheaper I will match it.
Derek
DedericMS
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The new MS3 setups are perfect for any m/s50 variant, but the physical size of the damn EMS is huge. For now, it'll be a harness adapter (plugs into the stock 88pin harness plug) and separate box. I can assemble a PNP ms3 setup and mount everything to the factory DME bottom plate, but it will have no top cover as it won't fit over the EMS.
If you want it all to fit in a nice little package (the factory DME box), you have to somewhat downgrade, using MS2. It downgrades from full sequential injection to batch fire injection. COP sequential spark is retained. There is no performance loss this way, only a slight efficiency loss in fuel consumption.
The cost for ms3 is $1250, and ms2 is $950. There is a ECU core charge of $50 that is refundable once a useable 88-pin DME is returned. Almost any condition is accepted as long as the connector and case is still intact. The MAF can be removed.
Derek
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