View Full Version : newbie saying hello!!!
DAVIE CEE
19-02-2009, 05:10 PM
hi peeps, came oveR from mlr, im a mechanic and have a growing interest to learn more on the management/mapping side of things as its not something ya come accross everyday in the common garage :smile:
il be changing the management on my e 4 shortly so i can have a play and hopefully get loads of advice here and not do too much damage :lol:
anyway a big HELLO and hope all is well!
DAVIE CEE
20-02-2009, 01:59 PM
god this is a friendly forum aint it :lol:
cheers for the warm welcome guys :confused1:
AndyF
20-02-2009, 02:41 PM
Hi Dave,
I'm sure it was because you got your spelling wrong that you didn't get a warm welcome as a true geek would never do something like that :lol:
The real reason is that to be honest, it isn't a particularly active forum at the moment and therefore the amount of people that actively post on the site is very small.
However, I'd just like to say a big warm welcome to the site and hope you stay and have some fun :smile:
The main potential problem with your E4 is that they are a completely different ECU to any other Evo and no-one has cracked the code yet therefore to allow you to self map it then you will probably be better off going for an E5/6 ECU and injectors etc. and remapping that.
Andy
DAVIE CEE
20-02-2009, 03:15 PM
Thanks pal, im sure the site will grow in time and i hope my ill spelling doesnt affect my prospects of reaching true :>geek:> status :lol:, yea il be changing to the e5 or 6 ecu shortly so i can have a play, as i understand in order to have a go at map tweeking the bare minimum il need are= wideband o2 gauge, det cans, cable and ecuflash software and of course my later ecu.
anything else you can think of?
thanks in advance.
evonut270
20-02-2009, 03:21 PM
a big warm welcome to a fellow scot!self mapping is the way forward. iv just converted my evo 2 to run an evo 8 ecu.there are a couple of evo 7 ecus for sale on the mlr which are the ones to go for (or evo 8 (260) ecu like i have)
DAVIE CEE
20-02-2009, 04:24 PM
Cheers mate!!! whats the advantage of the 7 ecu over the 5 and 6?
evonut270
20-02-2009, 04:31 PM
at the minute you cant log the e5 and 6 ecu with evoscan also there are alot of modified rom files for the e7 and e8 ecus as there are more people working with these ecus as opposed to the 5+6.
DAVIE CEE
20-02-2009, 06:54 PM
cheers for the info mate!
Technoprisoners
20-02-2009, 08:07 PM
welcome along
DAVIE CEE
20-02-2009, 08:40 PM
cheers lads!!!
GrayW
20-02-2009, 10:09 PM
Welcome to GM Dave:smile:
FYI, you can log the V and VI ECU with Evoscan using a tactrix 1.3 cable and flash it with the Openport 2. You just can't log with the OP2 cable at the minute.
at the minute you cant log the e5 and 6 ecu with evoscan also there are alot of modified rom files for the e7 and e8 ecus as there are more people working with these ecus as opposed to the 5+6.
evonut270
20-02-2009, 10:18 PM
Welcome to GM Dave:smile:
FYI, you can log the V and VI ECU with Evoscan using a tactrix 1.3 cable and flash it with the Openport 2. You just can't log with the OP2 cable at the minute.ah now i know cheers gray
henke
21-02-2009, 05:29 PM
Me too.
I post on mlr from time to time, but mostly just browse. I own an VIII 340, and ive been interested for a while in mapping. Just been trying to pick up knowledge really, on how it's done and what gear is required.
GrayW
21-02-2009, 08:12 PM
You should be able to get all the info you need here:smile:
Me too.
I post on mlr from time to time, but mostly just browse. I own an VIII 340, and ive been interested for a while in mapping. Just been trying to pick up knowledge really, on how it's done and what gear is required.
jamie_v1
21-02-2009, 08:23 PM
Hi and welcome :thumbup1:
scandinavian flick
22-02-2009, 01:43 PM
Howdy:smile:
nitrousbhp
22-02-2009, 06:37 PM
HI,daviecee,same as you, new to the game but willin and eager too learn,nice and friendly,but lots of people who i can ask when i'm in trouble,
evo 4 waitin to implant evo5 ecu,just waitin for my injectors,got the cables and laptop cant wait to go for "throttle up"....nitrous:smile::smile:
soldave
25-02-2009, 12:02 AM
Hi Dave,
I'm sure it was because you got your spelling wrong that you didn't get a warm welcome as a true geek would never do something like that :lol:
Well I must not have seen this thread then. If I'd have spotted one with bad spelling or grammar I'd have certainly chimed in :p
Welcome to the board anyway. Keep with it - these forums always start small but will definitely grow over time.
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