What is the current recomendation for ignition only ecu's?

Is there anything better that Megasquirt around now?

Colin

Very happy with my nodiz so far

megajolt (rather than megasquirt) is probably still the cheapest option if you get the donor bits yourself

(got all my MJ donor bits for £25, trigger wheel for £15 and the ECU for £90 +p&p)




and a lot of the fancy ECU's come as ignition only versions: Omex, emerald.... etc


plenty of choice, but whats you budget and how fancy does it need to be ?




[Edited on 2/10/2013 by mcerd1]

I'm on Nodiz Pro, was a little bit more expensive (20-30 quid) than megajolt but I think a better unit with more feature.
Matt at M-Tech I think i launching a standard Nodiz unit that should be bang on the money compared to Megajolt but its not out yet.

Megajolt version 1 to 3 still way cheaper
Megajolt 4 has all the functions you'll ever need

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Originally posted by mikeb
I'm on Nodiz Pro, was a little bit more expensive (20-30 quid) than megajolt

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Seem to remember about 200 for megajolt then 30 for an edis 4 module.
Can't remember the exact number but I got on the group buy for the nodiz I think for around 260 but my memories going.

Forgive my ignorance as I'm still in the dark ages of carbs...

But would the mega thingys be able to completely replace the ecu from a production car and work with a factory multi injection, multi coil pack engine without resorting to bike injectors etc

How reliable are these anyway, same life as a factory ecu?

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Originally posted by Mr Whippy
Forgive my ignorance as I'm still in the dark ages of carbs...

But would the mega thingys be able to completely replace the ecu from a production car and work with a factory multi injection, multi coil pack engine without resorting to bike injectors etc

How reliable are these anyway, same life as a factory ecu?

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NODIZ is currently at 269inc

http://motorsport-electronics.co.uk/index.php/nodiz-pro-ignition-o nly-ecu.html