Subject	Most stand alones use speed density, so the response
Posted by	AzHeat on November 29, 2004 at 1:37 AM
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In Reply To	VTC Control is nice... posted by xybertron on November 28, 2004 at 11:55 PM
Message	is instantaneous. You don't have to worry about turbulence upsetting the MAS hot wire sensor readings. A lot of the stand alones like the AEM will self tune with a wide band hook up. They call it auto mapping. You have full knock control. Coolant, EGT and air temperature corrections.
Follow Ups	Zemulator vs BrandX Standalone Debate - BOOZTD 3 23:20:13 11/28/04 The reason i stay with stock ECU's on my Z's and honda's - sweet z (UTAH) 23:37:09 11/28/04 I'll agree - BOOZTD 3 23:43:53 11/28/04 VTC Control is nice... - xybertron 23:55:38 11/28/04 Most stand alones use speed density, so the response - AzHeat 01:37:24 11/29/04 MAP would be nice... - xybertron 01:59:50 11/29/04 Map would be the best conversion for the VG motor because - AzHeat 08:26:16 11/29/04 Re: MAP would be nice... - sparkie 11:38:00 11/29/04 sure you will.. (n/m) - SniPer SR71 (Dallas) 16:06:05 11/29/04 isnt it mechanically op, not electrically operated? (n/m) - BooZted 08:01:14 11/29/04 uses a solenoid to mechanicaly operate an oil valve - AzHeat 08:22:54 11/29/04 Best argument I have seen - 16x16 resolution map - maglito 00:08:37 11/29/04 My $.02 - Ash's Z 01:56:03 11/29/04 Thanks for the read, my mind is already made up.... - BOOZTD 3 04:47:56 11/29/04 Why do you need to convince your friends? - Marshall 10:24:28 11/29/04 Both of these points i know - BOOZTD 3 17:27:31 11/29/04 LOL - Ash's Z 18:52:24 11/29/04 That was a good post Sir. (n/m) - RSR 06:47:46 11/29/04 Re: My $.02 - genic 08:46:15 11/29/04 I play the drums. :) (n/m) - Ash's Z 10:58:10 11/29/04 awesome! did you know jerry plays them as well? - genic 11:19:28 11/29/04 I've been to Georgia, I know "The Springer Effect", LOL. - Ash's Z 12:31:00 11/29/04 I play the drums. :) (n/m) - Ash's Z 12:12:26 11/29/04 two drums? (n/m) - SactoTodd 12:25:15 11/29/04 Why would speed density be less accurate than MAS? - AzHeat 11:08:11 11/29/04 It is my understanding that the temperature sensor in a - Ash's Z 12:26:38 11/29/04 Re: It is my understanding that the temperature sensor in a - sparkie 15:45:32 11/29/04 about speed density - sparkie 11:32:22 11/29/04 Here's something to think about: - Marshall 10:44:52 11/29/04 You are forgetting timing resolution - kuah@splparts.com 11:59:53 11/29/04 I'm not forgetting that. - Marshall 14:58:42 11/29/04 Re: I'm not forgetting that. - sparkie 15:34:29 11/29/04 You are way off. The ECU consists of two processors - Ash's Z 15:39:13 11/29/04 How am I way off? Did you even read my post? - Marshall 16:43:11 11/29/04 I did. Why are you getting so defensive? I only said you - Ash's Z 18:36:53 11/29/04 You are way off. The ECU consists of two processors - Ash's Z 18:35:05 11/29/04 I'm way off again? (n/m) - Marshall 20:39:48 11/29/04 Re: I'm not forgetting that. - kuah@splparts.com 18:36:20 11/29/04 If one has the need to tune down to a tenth of a degree - Ash's Z 18:44:19 11/29/04 Re: If one has the need to tune down to a tenth of a degree - kuah@splparts.com 19:24:16 11/29/04 Re: Re: If one has the need to tune down to a tenth of a degree - Marshall 22:17:41 11/29/04 yeah, I think you're right. (n/m) - Marshall 20:41:09 11/29/04
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