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I have bought two of their MAF systems and chips for my e30 with surprisingly nice HP gains and throttle response. I have been trying to reach Brody for 3 weeks about another purchase for my track e30 with no reply. He just isn’t reliable with getting back with people.
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lol, well that's part of running a business, communication. Avoid that company, they don't deserve your hard earned money.
The biggest problem with Miller setup is you have to run the software in XP. It's not impossible, but unless you know how to VM or have an ancient laptop floating around, it's not the best solution. Better off with Megasquirt at this point.
1991 325i MT2 Touring (JDM bro)
2016 Ford Flex
2011 Audi A3 - wife's other German car
I would post here and try to grow the database. Same when all products get old, You have to dig for an old guy to figure it out. This is still young, it has potential and a community still.
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I would post here and try to grow the database. Same when all products get old, You have to dig for an old guy to figure it out. This is still young, it has potential and a community still.
I think the idea is admirable, but why would I waste time supporting a company that can't even give me simple information? They don't offer replacements for broken parts that I'm aware of, so the modularity isnt there.
Megasquirt, the much better option, is full of a community and the company offers help and customer service.
Most companies that care about their business knows customer service doesn't rely on their patrons creating a support group.
Miller isn't worth anyone's time or money because you will never be worth theirs.
I would post here and try to grow the database. Same when all products get old, You have to dig for an old guy to figure it out. This is still young, it has potential and a community still.
Did you look at the dates? Most of those threads are 5+ years old. There's *one* from this year. That forum is totally dead.
There was a big discussion with the E30 M3 guys about why the Miller MAF conversions are not great. But people want to believe..
Did you look at the dates? Most of those threads are 5+ years old. There's *one* from this year. That forum is totally dead.
There was a big discussion with the E30 M3 guys about why the Miller MAF conversions are not great. But people want to believe..
I've seen it all when it comes to these kinds of conversions over the years. Split Second and Miller were big on MAF conversions back in the day. While the idea was awesome, the execution wasn't and left a lot to be desired. Probably worked well for a track car but not so great on a street car. As for Miller's chip based Alpha N system for the E30 M3. They somehow thought they were the first to market such a thing when in fact Jim Conforti had worked on the same exact thing decades ago. A project that was abandoned due to it's limitations on a street driven car. Anyway, one of the people in that thread who raved about Miller's setup, has since changed his tune quietly and gone back to stock probably due in part to the same reasons many people have been turned off by them. Miller has been around forever yet they seem to come and go with each new product.
"I'd probably take the E30 M3 in this case just because I love that little car, and how tanky that inline 6 is." - thecj
Have a friend who M3 runs the Alpha-N Miller. It was in the shop because the car started running like garbage. We ended up grabbing another Miller tune from another M3 owner in town (who has a MM motor as well), which allowed us to get the car movable again. What a PITA. Miller was zero help and the owner is going back to stock or MS when he gets time to deal with it..
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1991 325i MT2 Touring (JDM bro)
2016 Ford Flex
2011 Audi A3 - wife's other German car
North America's only true Alpha-N system fully controlled by the factory ECU. This plug and play system eliminates the air flow meter and allows you to tune your engine in the "Alpha-N" configuration which works perfect for carbon intake modifications.
I've tried to read the blurb a few times but confused myself. Is it basically a plug and play piggy back ecu chip? that takes engine inputs and then tricks the oem ecu into outputing the new fuel and spark? If my understanding is correct then i can appreciate the effort gone into the product but it seems like a huge stuff around.
$859usd is alot of money. That's like midrangeish aftermarket ecu money, why would you buy this miller kit over a mid range haltech or something and get full control over everything?
North America's only true Alpha-N system fully controlled by the factory ECU. This plug and play system eliminates the air flow meter and allows you to tune your engine in the "Alpha-N" configuration which works perfect for carbon intake modifications.
I've tried to read the blurb a few times but confused myself. Is it basically a plug and play piggy back ecu chip? that takes engine inputs and then tricks the oem ecu into outputing the new fuel and spark? If my understanding is correct then i can appreciate the effort gone into the product but it seems like a huge stuff around.
$859usd is alot of money. That's like midrangeish aftermarket ecu money, why would you buy this miller kit over a mid range haltech or something and get full control over everything?
North America's only true Alpha-N system fully controlled by the factory ECU. This plug and play system eliminates the air flow meter and allows you to tune your engine in the "Alpha-N" configuration which works perfect for carbon intake modifications.
I've tried to read the blurb a few times but confused myself. Is it basically a plug and play piggy back ecu chip? that takes engine inputs and then tricks the oem ecu into outputing the new fuel and spark? If my understanding is correct then i can appreciate the effort gone into the product but it seems like a huge stuff around.
$859usd is alot of money. That's like midrangeish aftermarket ecu money, why would you buy this miller kit over a mid range haltech or something and get full control over everything?
You get an eprom chip that can be written/rewritten while installed in the DME via cable. It's an old school method. Problem is you cannot tune on the fly. It comes with a TPS sensor and a sub harness to make it all plug and play. Why do us M3 guys like that vs standalone? besides being PnP, there is the support factor. Having a system developed specifically for your car means, it will start right up and only need slight tuning with their basemap. Not everyone has access to a capable tuner and if they do they can be expensive. Secondly, many like myself prefer the stock DME as it also runs the OBC. Finally, let's face it, S14 performance tuning has fallen off with higher risk and very little gains per dollar. With higher values in stockish cars, fewer people want to take the leap go full standalone. Most M3's are now garage queens anyway. This is why I told them they were were about 10 years too late with this product.
"I'd probably take the E30 M3 in this case just because I love that little car, and how tanky that inline 6 is." - thecj
I remember back in the early 90's when FI was still somewhat of a black art, and this was the hot thing to do with Domestic and Imports. Piggyback systems to do exactly as what was mentioned - trick the stock DME/ECU.. etc. They were a stop gap for people who were used to changing cams and carbs and not using a laptop.
But once you had the custom flashes and SCT type companies developing tuning software for stock or complete stand alone systems - piggy backs became the ghetto solution.
Or they were for those that wanted to cheat in racing... We had a bunch of people using piggy backs or switchable chips in PRO3 illegally. Group had to ban them several years back.
1991 325i MT2 Touring (JDM bro)
2016 Ford Flex
2011 Audi A3 - wife's other German car
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