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Old 05-28-2005, 06:08 AM
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Originally Posted by JClaw
Or we could convert to OBDI and use a 300zx ECU and run whatever the hell we want
Well go and get it done already, I would really like to see it working with dyno runs to back it up...

But until then Jclaw + 300ZX OBDI conversion =

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Originally Posted by Stephen Max
Can't you get TS to program your 3.0 ecu with 3.5 timing? JWT might give you one of their stupid arguments, but TS is a bit more cooperative, no?
Originally Posted by IceY2K1
Honestly, I don't think TS does much/if anything with timing.
TS changed my ignition timing advance when I made a special request.
The problem is you may not get what you requested.

My timing curve was 7-8 degrees more than what I specified.
see page 4 post 118.
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=357882

It is great for midrange torque,
See page 5 post 141
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=357882
but your engines may not like it with the southern climate and 91 octane fuel.
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Old 05-28-2005, 07:16 AM
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Wow~! Good info...if I ever get my 5gen TS ECU, I'll do the same timing log. I've seen/recorded 40-50+ degrees advance on my stock ECU, however that's w/Alex Peppers' OBD software so may not be comparable.


Originally Posted by eng92
TS changed my ignition timing advance when I made a special request.
The problem is you may not get what you requested.

My timing curve was 7-8 degrees more than what I specified.
see page 4 post 118.
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=357882

It is great for midrange torque,
See page 5 post 141
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=357882
but your engines may not like it with the southern climate and 91 octane fuel.
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Old 05-28-2005, 10:03 AM
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Dyno results are pretty amazing, seeing how much was gained from timing advance I am very interested in the TS ECU for my 01 now. I was originally just going to get their L-Spec ECU with 7500RPM rev limiter and no speed limiter, but I'm sold on a full unit if similar gains can be had on a DE-K. eng92 what timing did you specifiy you wanted when you ordered your TS ECU ? I never run anything lower than 93 octane in my gas tank, every possible bolt on but ECU and cams on my VQ.
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Old 05-28-2005, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by 98SEBlackMax
Well go and get it done already, I would really like to see it working with dyno runs to back it up...

But until then Jclaw + 300ZX OBDI conversion =

True. I just bought a 1990 300zx ECU and I'll be getting it this week. I talked to the guy again and he says it'd be better to go on the dyno to get 100% of the setup. He's very busy right now with many projects (including his, S14 with an RB26).
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Originally Posted by eng92
TS changed my ignition timing advance when I made a special request.
The problem is you may not get what you requested.

My timing curve was 7-8 degrees more than what I specified.
see page 4 post 118.
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=357882

It is great for midrange torque,
See page 5 post 141
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=357882
but your engines may not like it with the southern climate and 91 octane fuel.
For all those guys who want to run a hot ECU setup. I would like to add that the SMT-6/7 supports dual mapping, so you wouldn't have to switch ECUs in hotter weather or for track use. Ive set mine up so all I have to do is flick a switch and timing advance is back to stock values.

Eventially im going to write two different tuning maps for my car, one will be similar to a JWT ECU tune so it will run ok with 93 all summer long. The other will be a race fuel map for track use with the assitance of a couple gallons of +100 octane.

This is of course if I can push the timing advance and A/F that far to justify the use of race gas on a N/A motor.
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Originally Posted by IceY2K1
Wow~! Good info...if I ever get my 5gen TS ECU, I'll do the same timing log. I've seen/recorded 40-50+ degrees advance on my stock ECU, however that's w/Alex Peppers' OBD software so may not be comparable.
Is that 40-50 degrees at WOT?

I get 45 at part throttle cruise. It drops into the mid 30s with moderate acceleration and then the map in the previously referenced thread at WOT.

Originally Posted by BlackBIRDVQ
eng92 what timing did you specifiy you wanted when you ordered your TS ECU ?
The timing I requested is indicated by the dashed black curve on that timing vs rpm graph. I believe the data set is called "proposed timing"

My first TS ecu was only 2 degrees over stock and I really didn't feel any increase in pull even with the modified AFR. I have no dyno of the first ecu because it felt like they never changed anything. I sent the ecu back and they modified the timing map for no additional charge because the increased rev limiter I asked for never worked.
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Old 05-28-2005, 01:34 PM
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I would have to ask Larrio to plot out the timing on his scanner so I can see how much timing they've added to the stock ECU.

I will try to plot out my stock ECU timing this coming week on my Auterra. I am runing 17 deg timing- 2 deg advanced. I know at part throttle I recall seing as high at 50 deg of advance but I need to check WOT from 2500RPM to redline, I just need to find a good scretch of the road so I can test it in 2nd and 3rd gears to compare results under wide range of loads.

TS ECU hasn't shown much power vs stock (few ponies here n there) on a DE-K, but then again them might need more info to tweak out the most out of the ECU. My AF is around 13.4:1 under WOT all the way to redline. It has a very strong powerband but I am still looking for more, like all of us

Have a safe weekend, I got some hours behind the wheel to do now.
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Old 05-28-2005, 03:36 PM
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JWt said if i datalog some runs they can make a 3.0 ecu too use with the 3.5 swap......(that came straight from jim wolf himself)
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Old 05-28-2005, 03:47 PM
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Now that's interesting Tilley...
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Old 05-28-2005, 08:08 PM
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my A/F is 11.4-11.6 in 2nd and 11.6-11.8 in 3rd (5700-7100rpm). Zeitronix confirmed Maybe they advanced timing so much that they kept it rich on purpose, who knows.

which means that since i'm keeping up with most de-k's already in the midrange with less mods, I can a few more ponies to gain I have datalog with my scantool the timing vs. rpm if you'd like

ok, thats enough. PM me if you'd like.... don't like to hijack threads
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Old 05-31-2005, 11:34 AM
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Larry,

You need to get some 2500-7100rpm 3rd gear logs, if possible. I don't have an area I could safely log those, but will soon.

I'd like to see your TS timing curve vs. my stock curve.

Originally Posted by Larrio
my A/F is 11.4-11.6 in 2nd and 11.6-11.8 in 3rd (5700-7100rpm). Zeitronix confirmed Maybe they advanced timing so much that they kept it rich on purpose, who knows.

which means that since i'm keeping up with most de-k's already in the midrange with less mods, I can a few more ponies to gain I have datalog with my scantool the timing vs. rpm if you'd like

ok, thats enough. PM me if you'd like.... don't like to hijack threads
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Old 05-31-2005, 02:56 PM
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wouldnt be easier and less painful to run a standalone like a GReddy E-manage.....with wide band 02.......u can do everything with standalone....including timing advance
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Old 05-31-2005, 03:33 PM
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standalone has its own problems, considering that you'd have to figure out a lot of things before hand.

greddy e-manage is a piggyback and not a standalone
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still allows u too advance timing and set fuel maps
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Old 05-31-2005, 06:41 PM
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Originally Posted by MaximaSE96
still allows u too advance timing and set fuel maps
To the best of my knowledge Emanage has not been able to advance timing on a Maxima... See my above posts if you want a piggyback that's capable of advancing timing. (and yes I have dyno runs to back this up)
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Old 05-31-2005, 08:18 PM
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i believe only the SMT6 and 7 have advanced timing capability on our cars
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Originally Posted by Larrio
i believe only the SMT6 and 7 have advanced timing capability on our cars

where can an SMT7 be purchased at? I have looked around online a little bit but haven't really found anything.
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Old 05-31-2005, 09:49 PM
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i think ICE recommended ebay on post #31

otherwise you'll have to find a shop that is authorized to tune and sell, but there are none where I live.

www.perfectpower.com
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Originally Posted by Larrio
i believe only the SMT6 and 7 have advanced timing capability on our cars
As per 98SEBlackMax and from my own research I don't think the SMT-6 will really work. It can't read the cam sensor and interprets the crank sensor as noise after about 4000 rpms.

As for the SMT-7, we'll have to wait until the firmware is available. Any more word on that 98SEBlackMax (you said you were trying to meet a deadline)?
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Originally Posted by DandyMax
As per 98SEBlackMax and from my own research I don't think the SMT-6 will really work. It can't read the cam sensor and interprets the crank sensor as noise after about 4000 rpms.

As for the SMT-7, we'll have to wait until the firmware is available. Any more word on that 98SEBlackMax (you said you were trying to meet a deadline)?
The SMT-6 does work on the 4th gen, to an extent. It cannot read the cam sensor, so it can only advance the crank signal. Where did you read that the crank sensor is interpreted as noise past 4000 rpm? Mine works till redline.

This weekend im gonna try to read and record the cam sensor signal to send to perfect power.
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Old 06-01-2005, 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by 98SEBlackMax
... where did you read that the crank sensor is interpreted as noise past 4000 rpm? Mine works till redline.
Is that on the stock unit without modification/addition?

My info came from Canspeed, the Canadian authorized dealer for Perfect Power. It's possible they may have been mistaken, as they didn't seem very familiar with Maximas. But you're running it on a 96 (IIRC) and I'm a 98, -didn't you mention there was a difference that prevented it from working on 97-99's? How's that board that you were developing coming.. or maybe you're focusing on the SMT-7 now?
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Originally Posted by DandyMax
Is that on the stock unit without modification/addition?

My info came from Canspeed, the Canadian authorized dealer for Perfect Power. It's possible they may have been mistaken, as they didn't seem very familiar with Maximas. But you're running it on a 96 (IIRC) and I'm a 98, -didn't you mention there was a difference that prevented it from working on 97-99's? How's that board that you were developing coming.. or maybe you're focusing on the SMT-7 now?

Works on 97's too 95-99=same crank sensor.
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Originally Posted by Kevlo911
Works on 97's too 95-99=same crank sensor.
Ya I know it's the same sensor, but he was saying there was a difference in the ECU that was giving problems.

Are you successfully running an SMT-6 on your car?
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