How to increase throttle response?
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even with a chip, it's not going to happen. I saw 10hp by losing the AFM and going to MAP, and this wasn't a stock motor. how are you going to get 20hp by basically doing the same thing to a stock motor, and then use an off the shelf chip rather than a dyno tune for that specific motor?Leave a comment:
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Not just the MAF makes the HP it is a chip as well, and you are correct about Motronic 1.3 and the T/P signal but a AMM rather than an AFM does improve the response a bit, enough to be noticeable.putting in a MAF is not going to help throttle response (much).
The problem is not the AFM - the problem is Motronic 1.3 with it's cruddy throttle switch has very poor acceleration enrichment. So when you stab the throttle, by the time the computer figures out it needs to inject more fuel, you've already had a big fat lean spike. Replacing the air metering device is never going to fix this. Ever.
The only real solution is engine management other than Motronic 1.3
also, there's no way the miller MAF gives you 20hp. It's a nice product and all, but not a chance in hell.
There are other reasons to do this as well.Leave a comment:
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putting in a MAF is not going to help throttle response (much).
The problem is not the AFM - the problem is Motronic 1.3 with it's cruddy throttle switch has very poor acceleration enrichment. So when you stab the throttle, by the time the computer figures out it needs to inject more fuel, you've already had a big fat lean spike. Replacing the air metering device is never going to fix this. Ever.
The only real solution is engine management other than Motronic 1.3
also, there's no way the miller MAF gives you 20hp. It's a nice product and all, but not a chance in hell.Leave a comment:
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Yea, I'd like to know if I could save the $100 or so on their chip and keep my Dinan.Are there any reasons why you'd have to use Miller's ECU? I'm sure if enough people buy this (seeing how it's so cheap), some people wouldn't mind making custom chips...
I don't see what's wrong with using aftermarket chips though, like Jim C or Mark D...
But I guess I shouldn't be speaking for them...
Just e-mailed them about it.Leave a comment:
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Are there any reasons why you'd have to use Miller's ECU? I'm sure if enough people buy this (seeing how it's so cheap), some people wouldn't mind making custom chips...
I don't see what's wrong with using aftermarket chips though, like Jim C or Mark D...
But I guess I shouldn't be speaking for them...Leave a comment:
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The cars I'll be tryng it on range from bone stock to insanely scewed with (but all 2.5 m20s) maybe I'll do a whole writeup in that new forum.Last edited by Liam; 04-26-2009, 05:22 PM.Leave a comment:
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Hmm, looks like he didnt go through with it?
Was mariano saying he fit a MAF to his eta?Leave a comment:
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What's your current mod list look like?Miller Gen III comes to $378.19 shipped to California UPS, I'll let everyone know how it goes, I may even retail for these guy's.
I talked to them about it a little while back and the possibility of some other things (R&D) but I like the info I'm seeing on their new unit so I'm going to try it out and see.
Just wondering where you'll be coming from.Leave a comment:
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I was just reading about someone with an ETA looking to do the same: http://www.dtmpower.net/forum/e30-3-...i-options.htmlLeave a comment:

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