Ecutek / Gems / Open S / Mocom / Simtek .... sorrrrrry....
06 February 2008, 09:01 AM
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Would you not be able to completely reflash it from scratch ???
06 February 2008, 02:54 PM
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I think andy is saying he knows why Prodrive have used Ecutek for some years now.
How is the open source effort going with 2008 cars? Ecutek does it now.
How is the open source effort going with 2008 cars? Ecutek does it now.
06 February 2008, 03:02 PM
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I have no idea Paul. I am only using it to access 2006/7 ECU.
I guess it will be some time before anyone in the wider OS community has a requirement to get the xml definitions done for the ECU partly because, as you know, it takes some time to disassemble the hex tables and partly because there arent many on the roads.
Anyway, by that time I will be using Simtek and enjoying live mapping switcheable heaven
I guess it will be some time before anyone in the wider OS community has a requirement to get the xml definitions done for the ECU partly because, as you know, it takes some time to disassemble the hex tables and partly because there arent many on the roads.
Anyway, by that time I will be using Simtek and enjoying live mapping switcheable heaven
06 February 2008, 03:35 PM
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Not if you ask nicely Duncan.
The 2008 car uses a completely different ECU design, hardware and all, and a completely different comms canbus based protocol. It's not just a case of sorting tables.
The 2008 car uses a completely different ECU design, hardware and all, and a completely different comms canbus based protocol. It's not just a case of sorting tables.
06 February 2008, 03:39 PM
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06 February 2008, 03:43 PM
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06 February 2008, 04:05 PM
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I had Launch Control and High/Low setup by AF. Standard practice i believe.
Go Ecutek!
Now all i want is swicthable ALS and i'll be a very happy man.
(might even come back for Ps 'n Bs added back on, i miss the noise! )
Go Ecutek!
Now all i want is swicthable ALS and i'll be a very happy man.
(might even come back for Ps 'n Bs added back on, i miss the noise!
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07 February 2008, 08:16 PM
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would be interesting to remap a standard ppp 2.5 sti when the 2.0 sti ppp transforms so well
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07 February 2008, 10:49 PM
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Having Andy L and Steve S down at ours on Saturday , have arranged for a DBW car to be available for the day so they can have a play with one in one piece...
The owner is also fairly keen to upgrade to the SimTek the moment it becomes available , this will go with his GT30 hybrid we are fitting and mapping on Ecutek next week...
The owner is also fairly keen to upgrade to the SimTek the moment it becomes available , this will go with his GT30 hybrid we are fitting and mapping on Ecutek next week...