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TingTongPJ 19 July 2010 07:15 PM

can the standard sti8 uk ecu hold 2 switchable maps ?
 
as above is this possible with the uk car, i'm sure i've seen a few people have them using the rear demist switch.


thanks

pinkypurkhardt 19 July 2010 07:19 PM

think its just switchable boost not full maps but im not certain on that

wrx0211 19 July 2010 07:24 PM

yes,ecutek remaps usually have high and low boost settins via double clik on back window heater and acc pedal 2 the floor.

Midlife...... 19 July 2010 07:25 PM

As above........it's not two individual map. The rear demist / full throttle thing just drops the boost.

Later JDM ECU's had enough room for 2 maps (megarom) I think it's called.

Shaun

Midlife...... 19 July 2010 07:25 PM

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TingTongPJ 19 July 2010 07:27 PM

ok no point in that case then

thanks all

joz8968 19 July 2010 07:41 PM

I like the idea of that - I think I'll get that done when I get mine EcuTeK'd. The low setting can be used as a "valet mode" - so that some dickhead can't fook your car if they feel a bit joyridery... :D

joz8968 19 July 2010 07:42 PM


Originally Posted by Midlife...... (Post 9503838)
...Later JDM ECU's had enough room for 2 maps (megarom) I think it's called.

Shaun

How much later? I'm assuming from New Age...?

wilde1 19 July 2010 08:12 PM

I have Ecutek mapped car and have the higher and lower boost jobbie. Helps keep a little more petrol in the tank on longer journeys.. . . . but only a little :)

TingTongPJ 19 July 2010 09:01 PM


Originally Posted by wilde1 (Post 9503947)
I have Ecutek mapped car and have the higher and lower boost jobbie. Helps keep a little more petrol in the tank on longer journeys.. . . . but only a little :)

thats a good point

Midlife...... 19 July 2010 11:07 PM

Jos 8968

JDM 2005 AFAIK...... but better check on the EcuTeK forums :)

Shaun

joz8968 19 July 2010 11:27 PM

No that's okay.

I was hoping it'd also be the MY99/00 one..... but then it wouldn't be a 'later one' would it. :rolleyes: :cuckoo:

Splitpin 19 July 2010 11:30 PM


Originally Posted by joz8968 (Post 9503877)
I like the idea of that - I think I'll get that done when I get mine EcuTeK'd. The low setting can be used as a "valet mode" - so that some dickhead can't fook your car if they feel a bit joyridery... :D

I don't think Ecutek can do that on the JECS (although a switched valet mode is more than technically possible).

They only seemed to develop their fancy stuff on the newage cars after the other (Open Sauce etc) reprogramming solutions became available and started to offer added value functionality. As they still have an effective monopoly on the 99-00 solution it seems they can't be bothered improving it beyond the basic map tweaking it currently offers, which is a shame given the significant technical capability of the ECU.

There is also a practical problem with the 99-00 ECU in that it only has a 128K ROM, which gives far less space for "optional" features than is the case on the later newage unit. There isn't enough space to run a completely separate set of maps, for example, but it does contain a stack of option maps for manual and automatic transmission - and you can repurpose the auto trans ones to do all sorts of interesting things if you have the inclination.

Incidentally, if you want a tidy valet mode, disabling boost, alone, won't get you there as it'll still allow actuator pressure, so best part of 0.7 bar on a VF28. If you really want to spoil a potential joyriding mechanic's fun, a 2500rpm rev limit is what you want. ;)

Cannon Fodder 19 July 2010 11:32 PM


Originally Posted by Midlife...... (Post 9504391)
Jos 8968

JDM 2005 AFAIK...... but better check on the EcuTeK forums :)

Shaun

I think that it is from the Blobeye JDM's and on, as I have a 2004 Spec C and Bob Rawle is remapping it for me after some mods and will be carrying out an Ecutek Megarom remap. :thumb:

joz8968 19 July 2010 11:33 PM

No that's okay.

I was hoping it'd also be the MY99/00 one..... but then it wouldn't be a 'later one' would it. :rolleyes: :cuckoo:

Jolly Green Monster 20 July 2010 12:07 AM

megarom works on jdm bugeye onwards.

As said no switching on 99/00

Simon

Splitpin 20 July 2010 12:29 AM


Originally Posted by Jolly Green Monster (Post 9504476)
As said no switching on 99/00 on Ecutek

Fixed. ;)

Jolly Green Monster 20 July 2010 12:31 AM


Originally Posted by Splitpin (Post 9504494)
Fixed. ;)

lol

well sell me your version then ;)

Simon

joz8968 20 July 2010 01:40 AM

So NO dual boost target switching on MY99/00 then?

stevemoir 20 July 2010 09:11 AM


Originally Posted by TingTongPJ (Post 9503815)
as above is this possible with the uk car, i'm sure i've seen a few people have them using the rear demist switch.


thanks

ting tong get a tactrix open port

2 x open source maps (this is what im going for)

1 x v power
1 x v power + meth

ecuflash software available from tactrix website and you can switch the maps in your car via your laptop yourself

hope this helps :thumb:

steve

TingTongPJ 20 July 2010 03:01 PM

thanks steve

i'll have a chat with my mapper

tomdscooby 27 August 2010 06:34 PM

i have switchable maps on my 2003 uk sti, pretty sure its not just a boost cut option. could be wrong though


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