motronic motorsport

[PiercedE30]

go a head and tear apart the code in the chip and see if you can find any of the tuning cables/software.........it would be cool to say the least.

[Mr Deagle]

correction, the 993 gt2 ecu is made by TAG

[Mr Deagle]

The 993 GT2 EVO's used a stand alone manufactured by a company in England. We just had one rebuilt as it failed on us...for the life of me I can't remember the manufacture. So that rules out standard GT2's and GT2 race cars (EVO's) as I have handled both and neither are orange.

Wes

Whats the name of your company that you work for?

Stack built the gt2 ecu's (or zytek, idk)

Mine says Bosch Competition-Proof.........PORSCHE IMSA, it was in a box full of gt2 stuff so i figured it was from a gt2

Mitch

oh, and i think i might just copy the chip and see if anything makes any sense

[JGood]

similar? Not close on any account,
Why would you think that the software would be cheap?

What? I was asking why you needed software, if it's an ECU I thought it would already be programmed, and you wouldn't need to "tune" it. That's why I asked, I was just curious. I don't know anything about it I was just trying to learn...

[DEV0 E30]

Give me the cover clown.

[whakiewes]

You need software so expensive you woulnd´t belive it,
not even available for retail

He is correct, the tuning programs are very expensive from Bosch. You need special cables only available from Bosch, etc...its the equivalent to an early 90's/late 80's MoTeC setup.

As to it being a 993GT2, that would be incorrect. The 993GT3's used a standard Bosch Motronic, same as the 993 Turbo and Carrera's. The 993 GT2 EVO's used a stand alone manufactured by a company in England. We just had one rebuilt as it failed on us...for the life of me I can't remember the manufacture. So that rules out standard GT2's and GT2 race cars (EVO's) as I have handled both and neither are orange.

Bosch has sold stand alones for years and there is a very good chance that its just one of those units. Its really not worth much...best bet is to put it up on Ebay. You'd have an easier time emulating chips for standard Bosch Motronics than you would tuning this. Think SUPER ADVANCED.

Wes

[gstuning]

So why would you need expensive software? To do what with the ECU? Is it a similar setup to our older Motronics, just better?

similar? Not close on any account,
Why would you think that the software would be cheap?

This is the most worthless thread I have ever read.

[FredK]

ya might as well have stuck it up yer arse, for all the good it's done ya

[JGood]

Most of the german cars in racing used Bosch Motorsport ecu´s they are quite good.

So why would you need expensive software? To do what with the ECU? Is it a similar setup to our older Motronics, just better?

[gstuning]

Most of the german cars in racing used Bosch Motorsport ecu´s they are quite good.

[JGood]

So a 993 GT2 uses a Bosch Motronic system? I am surprised by that. I thought you were referring to a M-series ECU.

[gstuning]

You need software so expensive you woulnd´t belive it,
not even available for retail

[george graves]

My bad...pay NO attention to me....I sould give you the name of some of the guys tring to buy parts here, they will pay you -(negative) $100 shipped.

[Mr Deagle]

Motorsport? Huh?

means its (was) worth bank $$$$$$$$$$

it was a competition ecu for a 993 gt2 i think, it has a internal pressure sensor, and a nifty clip that holds the top of it on so you can swap out chips without bending the little tabs

and its orange

ECU's? Hit up Ely (RS4PRO???), he is junking the internals to make MegaSquirt adapter I think.

it is worth way too much to junk it