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    Aftermarket ECU and Piggyback list...

    So far I've found:

    Anymore to add?
    Opinions and personal experience is always welcome.

    Just trying to do a little research... during my search thru the forum, I saw that guy who deals with Microtech, and I see a lot of Auz guys use it.
    I also heard that standalone is more tuned for WOT than a piggyback which is better for a daily driver.
    Last edited by Shades; 03-09-2006, 12:30 AM.

    JoN - Automotive Machinist Journeyman/Refrigeration Mechanic Journeyman
    Member of MX-3.com
    1996 Mazda MX-3 RS - Creek Blue Mica
    1993 Mazda MX-3 GS SE - Raspberry... RIP


    Racing BP (Project "Blue" Marlin)... Twin Scroll GT3071R, breaking 30psi at the moment!

    "Do it ONCE, do it RIGHT!"

    #2
    Flyin 323
    TecII (i think thats how it's spelled)

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      #3
      Thanks!

      So far I've found:

      JoN - Automotive Machinist Journeyman/Refrigeration Mechanic Journeyman
      Member of MX-3.com
      1996 Mazda MX-3 RS - Creek Blue Mica
      1993 Mazda MX-3 GS SE - Raspberry... RIP


      Racing BP (Project "Blue" Marlin)... Twin Scroll GT3071R, breaking 30psi at the moment!

      "Do it ONCE, do it RIGHT!"

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        #4
        SDS EFI
        F.A.S.T.
        Wolf
        AEM


        P.S. S-AFC and GReddy Emanage are piggy backs not ECU's.

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          #5
          Flyin 323? Do you mean 323Link?

          Frank
          92 EGT
          03.5 MSP
          05 ZX-6R
          Frank
          92 EGT
          03.5 MSP
          05 ZX-6R

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            #6
            ECU

            Piggyback

            JoN - Automotive Machinist Journeyman/Refrigeration Mechanic Journeyman
            Member of MX-3.com
            1996 Mazda MX-3 RS - Creek Blue Mica
            1993 Mazda MX-3 GS SE - Raspberry... RIP


            Racing BP (Project "Blue" Marlin)... Twin Scroll GT3071R, breaking 30psi at the moment!

            "Do it ONCE, do it RIGHT!"

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              #7
              Autronic
              HKS F-Con V Pro (application specific but they have one for miata B6 and BP that might be of use?)
              Apex'i Power FC (I think it's only application specific also so might not be an option)

              The Autronic is a standalone but the other two I'm not sure about. When they claim that they are as easy to connect as a piggyback that worries me about their capabilities. Anyone have any experience with the HKS or Apex'i?
              Last edited by Shaun32390; 03-12-2006, 01:47 AM.
              1998 Mazda BHALP SE - Rain Forest Green Mica

              Pacesetter short shifter ; Depo tails (thanks beetle_orange) ; Custom CAI nearing completion ; CF hood on the way ; Brembo blanks & KVR pads to be inst. (thanks Pigeon) ; Goodridge brake lines to be inst. ;

              Much more to come...

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                #8
                i am using a piggy back by perfect power called SMT
                there is the versin 6 and also 7 for different applications
                they also have a standalone called the XMS
                check them out www.perfectpower.com
                Assumption is the mother of all fcukups

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                  #9
                  stand alone is more of a system designed for WOT use rather then non, but it also depends on how you tune it. If you have more then one preprogrammed option that you can switch between programs for D.D. VS track your better off.
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by bpt323
                    stand alone is more of a system designed for WOT use rather then non,
                    Whaaaaaaat? I think you need to exit this thread now if you think that.

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                      #11
                      Motec

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                        #12
                        piggybacks = garbage
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                        03 Accord DX: K24/5MT, peasant-spec old man's car
                        92 240SX: KA/T25, nerd mobile

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by atomicEGT
                          piggybacks = garbage
                          and why is that so?

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                            #14
                            From what I hear, most piggybacks usually do not have enough resolution (tuning points) to modify your fuel/timing/other maps thoroughly. A standalone gives you nearly 100% control over all engine parameters and can use most sensor inputs.

                            Many people who have standalones don't like the part throttle driveability because they go to the dyno and get "tuned" for wide open throttle and more or less call it a day (either cause that's all they can afford or some other reason). It could take most average standalone owners years of tuning to completely exploit all the capabilities of their computers on a given engine(especially when they are forced to develop their own maps). If you just spend a week on the dyno, you can/will have a driveable car but too many expect to just leave it like that and get better than stock quality/reliability and performance under all driving conditions.

                            Piggybacks aren't really garbage but they are simply a way of tampering with your stock ECU. They can't offer you any options more than what your ECU provides and basically let you "tweak" a little here and there.

                            If you are looking to really explore your engine's potential, the only way to go is a standalone. Make sure you have deep pockets and expect to have to do most of the tuning yourself. Also, the only safety net you have with a standalone is your intelligence.
                            Last edited by Shaun32390; 04-09-2006, 12:04 AM.
                            1998 Mazda BHALP SE - Rain Forest Green Mica

                            Pacesetter short shifter ; Depo tails (thanks beetle_orange) ; Custom CAI nearing completion ; CF hood on the way ; Brembo blanks & KVR pads to be inst. (thanks Pigeon) ; Goodridge brake lines to be inst. ;

                            Much more to come...

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by relaxed
                              and why is that so?
                              if you like doing things half-assed, more power to you.
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                              03 Accord DX: K24/5MT, peasant-spec old man's car
                              92 240SX: KA/T25, nerd mobile

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