as title one for themappers really can the simtek control nos???

 

About the SimTek in this i'm not sure.But Link G4,US UTEC can control NOS
Or you can have look for NOS controllers




Jura

 

Oh sh*t lol.

 

Rather run a dry kit if simtek will allow

 

i used search and found this

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posts are old though...

 

Yes it can but needs an upgrade to the hardware depoending on the year, I had my MY97/98 (now owned by Mad Hammer) simtek upgraded for nos control.

 

what needed upgrading banny and is it a wet or dry system it can control?

 

why did you not go for a proper ecu if you wanted nos or get a proper ecu /engine build and stop ******* about with nos

 

Really ?

 

i have gone for a propper engine! engine tuner 2.1 gt35/82r and nos if simtek wont do then itll be a syvecs/solaris simples

 

lol then speak to them

 

Yep

 

As Stealthy55 says, you spoken to your mapper about this?? May be a good idea! And get ready for a little spend post set up....

 

thanks

 

ive ran nos before and know its costs of setup etc havent decided who will map it yet i ran it with a wizards mini max before but would rather my ecu control it thats all besides another grand on top of the bills i have to pay at the min are not worrying me or id cry lol as most stuff isnew going into this build at the min lol

 

Who needs nitrous anyway.....

 

lol just thinking while its been mapped etc just do it once

 

QUOTE=JP4;9797445]Who needs nitrous anyway..... [/QUOTE] only the poxy fat newage

 

...I eez running only 478hp.....eez what bhp leaderboard says!

 

lol bring it on

 

I may tempt little Paul now

Simtek is fine for NOS control and is a 'proper' ecu. Martyn at enginetuner runs one in his own car

 

Send the ECU to Simtek for a firmware upgrade and solenoid driver, then it can be used to run wet or dry nitrous. I would recommend dry if you have the injector capacity available to supply the fuel. Then get someone to map it, preferably someone that has a history of doing this without blowing the engine.

I had a Simtek on my race car in 08/09 and developed the Nitrous control software with them. The car ran 9.04@160mph on the Simtek so yes its a 'proper' ECU.

Andy