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STI05 02-10-2006, 12:16 AM Turbo XS came out with the firmware upgrade for the WRX last year that resolved alot of the TPS crossover hesitation / stutter issues and I was told that they were going to do the same fo rthe STi. Anyone know if that is true and if so, when?
Thanks in advance
2phless 02-10-2006, 06:20 AM I think they have an arrangement set up such that whenever anyone asks, an angel falls from heaven. An angry angel that sets back the release date another month. At this point, therefore, we are looking at June or July...
...2012
Ric-STi-R 02-10-2006, 12:26 PM ^ Can't argue with that ^.
Turbo XS better do something fast because at the rate people are selling their UTECs on NASIOC, there will be no one who would own one by 2012 (crickets chirping). Almost seems like no one's buying Brand New ones to fund Turbo XS software engineers, because why pay 1000+ when you can get a used one for 400-600? :confused:
Just seems like the UTECs are pretty much circulating back and forth thru NASIOC among Subie owners.
T-WRX 02-11-2006, 05:59 AM I'm not happy at all with the delays in releasing the STi firmware upgrade.
If you look on IWSTI, all the new EM purchases appear to be AP. UTEC is fast going the way of the dodo.
edykh 02-12-2006, 02:08 AM I hope they have sti firmware upgrade soon to make the sti run better.
Wombat North 02-12-2006, 01:18 PM Subaru for TurboXS has gone the way of the dodo.
350Z and other stuff have taken priority.
Buy their knock light and see how bad ECUtek flashes are for knock and you wouldn't even know.
VWGrk1 02-12-2006, 03:39 PM Subaru for TurboXS has gone the way of the dodo.
350Z and other stuff have taken priority.
Buy their knock light and see how bad ECUtek flashes are for knock and you wouldn't even know.
I agree with your first statement, but cannot figure out what you are trying to say with your last one. Are you saying that ECUtek flashes knock?
Wombat North 02-12-2006, 06:10 PM I agree with your first statement, but cannot figure out what you are trying to say with your last one. Are you saying that ECUtek flashes knock?
Yes mine ECUtek reflash knocked. It was flashed for 91octane and knock above 17psi but showed on the AM a sold 8.
UTEC,Knock Lite,knock link and tuner pro all showed the knock. I have all these in my car BTW.
Don't get me started on what the the A/F's where 9.0 to 11.3. Yes that's 9.0 coming on boost. :eek:
Lucky I have UTEC over the top to fix things.
Short version-Get standalone knock detection.
ride5000 02-14-2006, 10:17 AM unpossible. reflashes don't knock.
;) :lol:
RossWRX 02-16-2006, 01:09 AM I'd really love to see TXS comment on this at least :(
nmyeti?
hondaeater69 02-16-2006, 09:48 AM Yes mine ECUtek reflash knocked. It was flashed for 91octane and knock above 17psi but showed on the AM a sold 8.
UTEC,Knock Lite,knock link and tuner pro all showed the knock. I have all these in my car BTW.
Don't get me started on what the the A/F's where 9.0 to 11.3. Yes that's 9.0 coming on boost. :eek:
Lucky I have UTEC over the top to fix things.
Short version-Get standalone knock detection.
let's not start this again. . .it's not the SW, it's the tune/tuner .. . k thanks.
jblaine 02-16-2006, 10:40 AM let's not start this again. . .it's not the SW, it's the tune/tuner .. . k thanks.
No way, man. Stock WRXes are exploding all over the planet with anywhere from 5000 to 150,000 miles on the odometer. The stock ECU and its logic is total junk! :rolleyes:
ride5000 02-16-2006, 10:58 AM The stock ECU and its logic is total junk!
ahh, but you're not using one anymore, are you?
;) :devil:
jblaine 02-16-2006, 11:03 AM Nope. My engine completely sploded with the stock ECU, so I switched.
kool168 02-16-2006, 04:10 PM i have been hearing turboXS was going to release the firmware bak from last year. and i still don't see one until now...
if they don't come up with the new firmware that fix the transition problem and make full use of it's dual processor, then i don't think there will be any body buy utec "new"
DISCOPOPE 02-17-2006, 02:01 PM even a half update would be nice.
i'll take a hybred crossover update and temerature correction and wait for W.I. and the other rumors that have been circulationg.
i'ts -6 proper here today, and this weekend we will be up in the 40's...
i am really, really, really, getting tired of switching maps for every 10 degree shift.
the only thing keeping me out of an AP for my next dyno tune is the fact that i'm a lazy bastard and dont want to pull out the freaking floor to uninstall it.
RossWRX 02-17-2006, 02:07 PM I agree and considering that they already have done it for the WRX it can't be that hard to change it for the STi... all the algorithims etc. are the same I'm sure.
Then later on add gear dependant boost control and Injector dead time adjustment ;)
VWGrk1 02-17-2006, 02:28 PM Then later on add gear dependant boost control and Injector dead time adjustment ;)
They can do gear-dependent boost control....with a Gameboy and some other stuff for maybe $500, I think. There was a thread about this where many of us complained that the UTEC users should have this available to them w/o a gameboy and most of the ancillaries. The reply was, basically, that TXS can make it happen, and all we'd have to buy is a MAP sensor and EBCS, IIRC for maybe $200. But they were in no hurry and might do this in a future software update, which generally come every 1.5 years. I have to check my facts, but I think that was the outcome of that thread.
It was clear from that thread that they are making a business decision to develop other markets and focus less on the Subie market. I hate to admit it, but I think that it is a good business decision to diversify. That said, there will always (thankfully) be somebody else trying to break into the Subaru market with something better. Not that it does us stuck with this arcane UTEC any good.....
knucklesplitter 06-15-2006, 02:01 PM Bump...
When???/?/
xolosis 06-17-2006, 11:57 AM Definitely not that far away and a little teaser...
- UTEC will be able to control 100% of the fueling all the time. 0% TPS.
- Transiton Smoothing with some clever settings. No more studders from CL to OL.
- Uses a completey different tuning method for more accurate fuel tuning. Hint VE Table.
- New boost control algorithim similair to DTEC.
- Adds many features seen in WRX 5.0.
I've alreay said too much but that should make you lick your lips!
knucklesplitter 06-17-2006, 04:46 PM Thanks xolosis. Hmmm... "VE table" - that sounds like a pathway to eliminating the MAF. Should I hold off on my blow-thru project?
Wombat North 06-18-2006, 10:11 PM double post oops
Wombat North 06-18-2006, 10:13 PM Thanks xolosis. Hmmm... "VE table" - that sounds like a pathway to eliminating the MAF. Should I hold off on my blow-thru project?
;) I live in Canada and don't know nothings
STI05 06-19-2006, 05:06 PM [QUOTE=xolosis]Definitely not that far away and a little teaser...
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We're planning out the next move with my project (already had discussions with most tuners in my area). I really need a better estimate on release date than "not that far away" - would it be possible to quantify that timeframe in months? Essentially, anything more than three months out and I'm an ex-UTEC customer. Seems that everyone is going with the AP/Ecutek, even for the bigger turbos. The UTEC's functions are nice, but consistent driveability in the STi / UTEC is a really big issue for those of us that don't drag race.
Also, how is TurboXS working with their reseller channel in making sure they're up and running with the new features when its rolled out? I don't do any of my tuning - I prefer to rely on the professionals (although that hasn't gotten me exactly where I want to be yet, it's my only choice since I don't have the time/experience).
AaronWRX 06-19-2006, 06:02 PM Definitely not that far away and a little teaser...
- UTEC will be able to control 100% of the fueling all the time. 0% TPS.
- Transiton Smoothing with some clever settings. No more studders from CL to OL.
- Uses a completey different tuning method for more accurate fuel tuning. Hint VE Table.
- New boost control algorithim similair to DTEC.
- Adds many features seen in WRX 5.0.
I've alreay said too much but that should make you lick your lips!
I'm not saying that what you are saying wont ever happen but I've played with the sti 1.4 2006 firmware and it is pretty much exactly the WRX 5.0 firmware and the 1.4 firmware isnt even released.
xolosis 06-20-2006, 08:47 AM Fair enough Aaron. However the UTEC firmware has now exceeded 1.4 by quite a few revisions. Another great feature is Tempature Compensation for those that get knocking, boost spikes when the weather changes.
I can't give a definite release date as I don't work for TXS!
nmyeti 06-20-2006, 05:15 PM I'm not saying that what you are saying wont ever happen but I've played with the sti 1.4 2006 firmware and it is pretty much exactly the WRX 5.0 firmware and the 1.4 firmware isnt even released.
Long story short;
There is new stuff.
You have not seen it.
It will be out soon.
It will work for all WRX/STI UTECs ever released.
No you, or anyone else for that matter, can not have it early.
Long story longer;
The software has been running around in the wild for a long time, but we are very hesitant to release something that is such a major change to any previous version without a lot of test time on the road. We have not forgotten about the Subaru guys, and for those that are somewhat worried, we still sell quite a few UTECs per month. More then enough to warrant the improvements to the UTEC which are hinted at in this thread and others. It works and works very well and the new UTEC software will allow end users things they thought they would never have the ability to do.
We stopped giving release dates a long time ago, and while this is sometimes frustrating it does prevent the emotional rollercoaster that is associated with an expected release date that is missed. In all honestly I can not give you an accurate release date because I don’t know it.
The standard WRX/STI/EVO utecs are however being phased out. There is a new product in the wings that will replace all of these in a single device. This makes for a better cost structure for us and increased value for our customers. It also gave us a chance to improve the hardware for all three previous UTECs in one generation.
-Nathan
oh and a baby kitten gets it every time you ask for a release date…
fatray 06-20-2006, 06:52 PM I hope the new product is not FAR superior to my UTEC. Maybe you could give us old UTEC users a date, so if we preorder I can get a decent amount of $$$ for the UTEC on eBay. As soon as it's released our UTEC's drop half in value.
When is the release date?
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I hate cats:devil:
knucklesplitter 06-20-2006, 09:40 PM http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/7360/godkillskitten5re.jpg
JustA4 06-21-2006, 08:35 AM As soon as it's released our UTEC's drop half in value.
If the software update makes the UTEC better, the price of a used UTEC will go up. :)
SloRice 06-21-2006, 02:01 PM The standard WRX/STI/EVO utecs are however being phased out. There is a new product in the wings that will replace all of these in a single device. This makes for a better cost structure for us and increased value for our customers. It also gave us a chance to improve the hardware for all three previous UTECs in one generation.
So what happens to those of us with a vehicle specific UTEC? Do we get a software update so we have the same thing as this "new product in the wings" or are we screwed and have to basically dump our UTEC which is now worth nothing and buy this "new product"
Wombat North 06-21-2006, 03:01 PM Do we get a software update so we have the same thing as this "new product in the wings"
Yes
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TypeC 06-21-2006, 03:05 PM I sense that we are about to have the 2006-equivalent of Unichips. I dumped mine for $500. Two months later they sold for $200. Now the chip plus tuner go for ~$90 with harness.
nmyeti 06-21-2006, 03:16 PM So what happens to those of us with a vehicle specific UTEC? Do we get a software update so we have the same thing as this "new product in the wings" or are we screwed and have to basically dump our UTEC which is now worth nothing and buy this "new product"
You guys are not reading;
There is new stuff.
You have not seen it.
It will be out soon.
It will work for all WRX/STI UTECs ever released.
No you, or anyone else for that matter, can not have it early.
The only thing you miss out on with the older UTECs is some hardware capabilities that make it multi-platform transferable, slightly beefed up circuits and a faster processor that allow it to function on a multitude of platforms (my Elise for instance) additional inputs and outputs, and a new case design.
If you purchased the first released off the assembly line UTEC and managed to hang onto it this long the new software will make your collector's item work a ton better then it ever has. The only reason you would even want to upgrade would be because you purchased a 2006 WRX or some other car that required a different UTEC. This means you will be in the exact same position as you are now with the exception that your collector’s item is getting one heck of a software upgrade.
I do not know how I can be anymore clear.
Freon 06-21-2006, 03:52 PM http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/7360/godkillskitten5re.jpg
:lol: Good one.
Nathan, I'm going to come out to the east coast and hump your leg once you release the new firmware. Elise? Damn you! ;)
Wombat North 06-21-2006, 04:00 PM edited
fatray 06-21-2006, 06:39 PM Clear as a bell, thank you.
TypeC 06-23-2006, 01:25 PM Elise? Damn you!
That was my first thought.
AaronWRX 06-23-2006, 04:05 PM There is new stuff.
You have not seen it.
It will be out soon.
It will work for all WRX/STI UTECs ever released.
That is good news for the early STI utec adopters. It's always been a mystery about why the next-gen STI utecs have dual-procs. I guess we can all sleep easy this weekend knowing that the first gen STI utec will not be limited in any way.
markus 06-23-2006, 10:00 PM If the software update makes the UTEC better, the price of a used UTEC will go up. :)
Which is why I bought mine now.
Nathan, I sent you an e-mail the other day. I know you're busy, but a reply would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Mark
T-boner 06-25-2006, 12:16 PM The standard WRX/STI/EVO utecs are however being phased out. There is a new product in the wings that will replace all of these in a single device. This makes for a better cost structure for us and increased value for our customers. It also gave us a chance to improve the hardware for all three previous UTECs in one generation.
-Nathan
oh and a baby kitten gets it every time you ask for a release date…
Sorry, but it just makes me nervous when a vendor states that a product I bought is being "phased out". To me, that equates to "We no longer support this product" and "We are encouraging you to buy our new and improved product if you want to stay in the game". Is that what you are hinting at here, or are the older utec owners going to enjoy being supported after you release your "new product" (as I would assume)? And, is your "better cost structure" also going to be our better cost structure? ;) Just curious...
Oh, and can you give us a release date (X1000)? :lol:
Your continued efforts at improving our cat overpopulation problem is greatly appreciated!
ride5000 06-25-2006, 03:04 PM do people honestly think they can buy a piece of electronic hardware and have it be both useful and supported forever?
rainmanjam 06-25-2006, 04:44 PM My understanding is that the firmware update will support all versions of the hardware. Just reading between the lines with what TurboXS said, with hardware / design changes, the firmware may not be backwards compatable. Take a look at the Z. USB support?!?! Come on guys.. Let them be. They have a great product but just like anything else, good things come to those who wait.
Freon 06-25-2006, 04:55 PM Rainmanjam, you just completely contradicted yourself. So which is it, you understand that it will or will not support old hardware? Nathan pretty plainly said it this new firmware will work with all previous hardware.
Adding USB support is kinda minor in the grand scheme of things. This could be adding a single chip to the circuit board and involve no other changes at all.
Ride: funny you make a comment about hardware dying out in the very thread that talks about a rather massive update and upgrade to all old hardware.
The only phasing out I'm inferring is that all future UTECs are application agnostic, i.e. you will use the same hardware for an EVO and STI. Right now UTECs only work for one car at a time. All old hardware is getting brought up to date via software.
Adding new features to new versions of hardware != old hardware stops working or loses functions
How any of this could be considered a bad thing is beyond me.
nmyeti 06-25-2006, 06:12 PM Adding new features to new versions of hardware != old hardware stops working or loses functions
How any of this could be considered a bad thing is beyond me.
QFT!
-Nathan
ride5000 06-26-2006, 08:15 AM Ride: funny you make a comment about hardware dying out in the very thread that talks about a rather massive update and upgrade to all old hardware.
that was exactly my point. ;)
i have been a very satisfied utec owner/user/tuner for over three years... not as long as some, but probably longer than most.
i am comfortable with the fact that it will not have software updates and upgrade support forever.
in the meantime i enjoy the additional features that periodically get added/updated, and consider them gravy.
i can't wait to see the new stuff, but i have to. :lol:
Wombat North 06-26-2006, 05:16 PM Been 6 weeks now :devil:
Ecutek, Accessport, Hydra should be very afraid right now.
I live in Canada and no nothings. But I'm very happy
wrex03 06-26-2006, 05:51 PM Been 6 weeks now :devil:
Ecutek, Accessport, Hydra should be very afraid right now.
I live in Canada and no nothings. But I'm very happy
Post a log, of your nothing, I think I would find some interst in it :lol:
Wombat North 06-26-2006, 06:33 PM Post a log, of your nothing, I think I would find some interst in it :lol:
Post log? What's that
I can post a pic of my STI Utec # if that helps. As you see, its so outdated :lol:
http://members.shaw.ca/markgmadden/pictures/number.jpg
knucklesplitter 07-06-2006, 11:01 AM Bump... to slay a kitten.
ilivas 07-08-2006, 03:53 AM Will I need to get retuned after this software update?
tmarcel 07-08-2006, 10:40 AM Will I need to get retuned after this software update?
Go read the 350Z UTEC manual. Based on a discussion, I'll assume that the new firmware will work just like that one. So YES....you will need to get retuned if running in a MAP based set up. Looks like theres quite a bit of ways to skin this kitten LOL!!!
knucklesplitter 07-08-2006, 10:59 AM I would clarify... You will only have to retune with the new firmware if you go with MAP/SD tuning. I assume there will be some nice new features that will work with an existing tune, such as temp. compensation and crossover smoothing.
These are my guesses/assumptions not based on any actual beta...
cdvma 07-08-2006, 11:29 AM http://alexander.torweb.com/blogpics/Michelangelo%20-%20Creation%20of%20Man%20-%20Sistine%20Chapel%20-%201512.jpg
"When will it be finished?"
"When it is done."
knucklesplitter 07-08-2006, 11:39 AM http://www.venganza.org/images/noodledoodlewall.jpg
Nathan! Dude, put some clothes on, will ya?
cdvma 07-08-2006, 11:51 AM LOL thats great.
fatray 07-08-2006, 08:27 PM What's the password?
ftp://www.turboxs.com/downloads/
tmarcel 07-09-2006, 12:27 AM What's the password?
ftp://www.turboxs.com/downloads/
Username: Nathan
PW: Kittens1
T-boner 07-09-2006, 11:53 AM Username: Nathan
PW: Kittens1
Guess again?
T-WRX 07-09-2006, 12:02 PM Taps foot waiting...
knucklesplitter 07-09-2006, 04:36 PM Taps foot, whistles. Glances at watch occasionally...
ilivas 07-09-2006, 04:39 PM nathan... If release it this week, I'm sure someone on here will volunteer for a reach around
cdvma 07-09-2006, 11:29 PM No, I highly doubt both of those accounts :)
T-boner 07-10-2006, 04:06 PM OK Nathan, not trying to put your feet to the fire or anything. But I have an appointment to get my STi tuned by a pro in a couple of weeks. I'm not having any serious issues as is, but have been told that she would benefit greatly from a good tune.
So, if you would be so kind, could you pls advise? Should I put off the tune for now and wait for the new f/w release? Or go ahead and do it, then spend another $XXX to do it again next time Mr. Wizard is in town?
Damn the kittens!
Wombat North 07-10-2006, 05:04 PM OK Nathan, not trying to put your feet to the fire or anything. But I have an appointment to get my STi tuned by a pro in a couple of weeks. I'm not having any serious issues as is, but have been told that she would benefit greatly from a good tune.
So, if you would be so kind, could you pls advise? Should I put off the tune for now and wait for the new f/w release? Or go ahead and do it, then spend another $XXX to do it again next time Mr. Wizard is in town?
Damn the kittens!
Wait ;)
JustA4 07-10-2006, 07:40 PM I did my GT30r upgrade in March of this year. I also asked if I should wait for a tune. The answer was wait. I decided not to and am glad, or I'd still be waiting.
tmarcel 07-10-2006, 09:38 PM I did my GT30r upgrade in March of this year. I also asked if I should wait for a tune. The answer was wait. I decided not to and am glad, or I'd still be waiting.
Yeah, but.............which F/M are you talking about? I think the newer STI (WRX equivalent) was probably only in the plans and then they began with the newer MAP version. I'm holding off on my personal stuff I can tell you that (Nathan, come on man). I trust that it'll be soon enough.
nmyeti 07-11-2006, 02:57 PM The software is finished.
We need to clean up the documentation for the new features as well as write up the 2006 WRX utec/delta install guide which should happen this week. I was on vacation for about the last 2 weeks, so some of this slipped back a bit.
From here on out any cars tuned at TurboXS will be tuned on the new software. I will make the software general release when I have the documentation finished up, so you should all see something soon.
I can’t say enough about how well Will in Australia did with this utec update. You will all be very impressed.
The soon to be released UTEC software includes, but is not limited to, the following features;
1. Speed density fuel mode (note this is not the same as the 350z, it actually uses a VE table system so it is a bit more advanced then the Z software and a little easier to tune)
2. injector dead time compensation
3. Independent flat shift and launch control RPMs.
4. closed loop boost control similar to the DTEC-BC-PRO
5. 3d spare solenoid output control
6. etc, lots of etc
This software is only the start. You’ll all be bidding adieu to the HyperTerminal interface and saying hello to windows based real time tuning soon.
ride5000 07-11-2006, 03:03 PM good things come to those who wait.
tmarcel 07-11-2006, 03:07 PM The software is finished.
We need to clean up the documentation for the new features as well as write up the 2006 WRX utec/delta install guide which should happen this week. I was on vacation for about the last 2 weeks, so some of this slipped back a bit.
From here on out any cars tuned at TurboXS will be tuned on the new software. I will make the software general release when I have the documentation finished up, so you should all see something soon.
I can’t say enough about how well Will in Australia did with this utec update. You will all be very impressed.
The soon to be released UTEC software includes, but is not limited to, the following features;
1. Speed density fuel mode (note this is not the same as the 350z, it actually uses a VE table system so it is a bit more advanced then the Z software and a little easier to tune)
2. injector dead time compensation
3. Independent flat shift and launch control RPMs.
4. closed loop boost control similar to the DTEC-BC-PRO
5. 3d spare solenoid output control
6. etc, lots of etc
This software is only the start. You’ll all be bidding adieu to the HyperTerminal interface and saying hello to windows based real time tuning soon.
Freaking awesome man :) So this is really part 1 of 2 then? Part 2 will be "real-time" tuning. Can this get any better?
Todd
knucklesplitter 07-11-2006, 03:56 PM Damn the kittens! Full speed ahead!
Nice, Nathan. Can't wait!
Will that SD mode be for all loads/rpm or will the MAF still be needed for idle and part throttle?
nmyeti 07-11-2006, 04:03 PM Freaking awesome man :) So this is really part 1 of 2 then? Part 2 will be "real-time" tuning. Can this get any better?
Todd
Yes there is much more to come. We have essentially hit the limit of the current software for our desired needs and have decided to re-write all the code with a GUI in mind. The base code needs to be upgraded to help the device function across multiple platforms so that we do not have to have multiple versions of the 4cyl code to support any longer. We will have a more universal base code and GUI that is configured in windows for each individual platform. This approach is simply more efficient. Your current UTEC will run the same code as the new Delta device, but you will not have all the hardware required for your current UTEC to be portable. The 2006 WRX however does receive the new hardware called the Delta. This hardware will be portable to other platforms; however the current software shipping on those boxes is not ready for anything beyond the 2006 WRX.
The GUI is going to make for some seriously cool tuning options that we have all dreamed about, but haven’t been able to implement with the current firmware.
nmyeti 07-11-2006, 04:08 PM Damn the kittens! Full speed ahead!
Nice, Nathan. Can't wait!
Will that SD mode be for all loads/rpm or will the MAF still be needed for idle and part throttle?
If you choose to attempt the removal of your MAF you'll need to wire in a temperature sensor to the stock harness. I don't personally recommend the removal of the MAF in a big turbo system, as I’d rather see it in a blow though system so that we can use it as a reference to help smooth the idle ranges, but we've had cars where the signal quality was so poor that we essentially ignored the MAF signal from idle to redline (although it was still plugged in).
rainmanjam 07-11-2006, 04:13 PM My jaw just dropped... Freaking Awsome.
SloRice 07-11-2006, 04:39 PM Awesome!!! :devil:
Now all you need is control of one more thing with the UTEC.....AVCS!! Please say its so!!! :banana:
tmarcel 07-11-2006, 04:53 PM Awesome!!! :devil:
Now all you need is control of one more thing with the UTEC.....AVCS!! Please say its so!!! :banana:
Ooooh, Tim, now you can change your screen name to 'QuikRice' :lol: :o
Yes there is much more to come. We have essentially hit the limit of the current software for our desired needs and have decided to re-write all the code with a GUI in mind. The base code needs to be upgraded to help the device function across multiple platforms so that we do not have to have multiple versions of the 4cyl code to support any longer. We will have a more universal base code and GUI that is configured in windows for each individual platform. This approach is simply more efficient. Your current UTEC will run the same code as the new Delta device, but you will not have all the hardware required for your current UTEC to be portable. The 2006 WRX however does receive the new hardware called the Delta. This hardware will be portable to other platforms; however the current software shipping on those boxes is not ready for anything beyond the 2006 WRX.
The GUI is going to make for some seriously cool tuning options that we have all dreamed about, but haven’t been able to implement with the current firmware.
Please make the gui cross platform. I do cross platform devel full time, have coded a simple proof of concept UTEC program that worked in Linux and Windows... and OSX if I had the machine to test on.
Hire me, I live in Northern VA. I expect a PM with salary shortly.
If not, hows about you OPEN up the software. Start a sourceforge open source project, supply the new APIs to interract with the UTEC and let *us* nerds at it.
Ohh.. make it a nice API, fudging VT100 commands is kind of a pain.
Thank you.
knucklesplitter 07-11-2006, 04:57 PM If you choose to attempt the removal of your MAF you'll need to wire in a temperature sensor to the stock harness. I don't personally recommend the removal of the MAF in a big turbo system, as I’d rather see it in a blow though system so that we can use it as a reference to help smooth the idle ranges, but we've had cars where the signal quality was so poor that we essentially ignored the MAF signal from idle to redline (although it was still plugged in).
Is the SD closed-loop at part throttle (and possibly idle), or does it rely totally on the VE table? If it's not CL with SD then I can see why the MAF mode with CL would still be useful for idle and low load.
Wombat North 07-11-2006, 05:21 PM I have been running this new software for 2 months now. It pays to play with the boys at SEMA ;)
I have ECUtek under the UTEC all tuned by Jarrad at PDX on 12th may. My car was the first with the new software that Jarrad had tuned. ALL on the Hush hush. :devil:
Result
Car drives smoother than ECUtek. Will has done a great job on the software rewrite. WI capable on Map 5 is nice but I have Aquamist 2d already.
Opinion among us after my tune was that this software release is a big as when the very first UTEC was made for the WRX.
ECUtek, access and Hydra be very very afraid. With Windows just around the corner your history IMHO. But I knows nothings
knucklesplitter 07-11-2006, 05:30 PM I would assume that Map 5 solenoid control could be used to fire a set of secondary injectors too (with an adequate solenoid), right?
tmarcel 07-11-2006, 05:32 PM ECUtek, access and Hydra be very very afraid. With Windows just around the corner your history IMHO. But I knows nothings
^^^^^^^^Sweet! But why did I think you were in Australia??
Wombat North 07-11-2006, 06:19 PM ^^^^^^^^Sweet! But why did I think you were in Australia??
Because I'm a Wombat who moved north to Canada.
knucklesplitter 07-11-2006, 07:08 PM The Northern Hairy-Nosed Wombat:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Hairy-nosed_Wombat
CultureOfWant 07-11-2006, 07:53 PM Please make the gui cross platform. I do cross platform devel full time, have coded a simple proof of concept UTEC program that worked in Linux and Windows... and OSX if I had the machine to test on.
Hire me, I live in Northern VA. I expect a PM with salary shortly.
If not, hows about you OPEN up the software. Start a sourceforge open source project, supply the new APIs to interract with the UTEC and let *us* nerds at it.
Ohh.. make it a nice API, fudging VT100 commands is kind of a pain.
Thank you.
Cross platform support would be soooo nice, but not at the cost of pushing out the release of what they have working already. It would be great to see it eventually though, but mainly for selfish reasons (my 'tuning' laptop runs linux). Would be nice for Mac users as I am sure there are some out there.
Cross platform support would be soooo nice, but not at the cost of pushing out the release of what they have working already. It would be great to see it eventually though, but mainly for selfish reasons (my 'tuning' laptop runs linux). Would be nice for Mac users as I am sure there are some out there.
You call yourself a Linux zealot. I know where you live, I SHALL DESTROY YOU!
Java (my current gun) http://www.java.sun.com
WxWidgets http://www.wxwidgets.org/
Qt http://www.trolltech.com/
Trust me (well, you dont know me, so maybe) a little planning can make cross platform development a breeze. Cost really isnt a factor. I don't think you have selfish reasons. I think the typical Nasioc user is pretty damn computer literate and there are quite a few of us that dont use Windows. But who is to say they haven't laid such a foundation. :)
Can't wait to see what y'all have planned ;)
Back to Family Guy.
EDIT: Not all Windows users are computer illiterate. :D
Freon 07-11-2006, 09:44 PM 5. 3d spare solenoid output control
Did you happen to speed up the frequency of the PWM boost map 5 feature? 13hz is really low for driving something like a WI system.
2phless 07-11-2006, 10:14 PM Why isn't this thread dead yet?
tmarcel 07-11-2006, 10:44 PM Why isn't this thread dead yet?
WHY DO YOU WANT IT TO BE DEAD? Dude, why ask such a silly question?
T-WRX 07-11-2006, 10:58 PM Yeah!!!!
knucklesplitter 07-12-2006, 12:12 AM I have a feeling a few more kittens will bite the dust before my UTEC is updated. ;)
http://images.nasioc.com/forums/images/icons/nasioc/icon_kitty.gif
SloRice 07-12-2006, 10:44 AM AVCS control!?!?!? :p
nmyeti 07-12-2006, 11:14 AM Did you happen to speed up the frequency of the PWM boost map 5 feature? 13hz is really low for driving something like a WI system.
That is a pretty good question. We have been playing with increased frequencies on the latest version of the DTEC software. I wouldn't be surprised if Will did this, and if he didn't it may not be too late to code in a higher frequency. Do you have a suggestion? In the windows release this should be a user definable parameter, but we are still limping along on the terminal based software for a bit longer.
For the rest of you, Mark (wombat) knows a bit more about nothing then he lets on. :)
knucklesplitter 07-12-2006, 11:36 AM That is a pretty good question. We have been playing with increased frequencies on the latest version of the DTEC software. I wouldn't be surprised if Will did this, and if he didn't it may not be too late to code in a higher frequency. Do you have a suggestion?
I would like to see it pretty high - like 400+hz for driving aux. fuel injectors. For WI I would thing that 50hz-100hz would be enough. I wonder what frequency the Aquamist MP2 and the CoolingMist controller use. Configurable would be best or maybe two choices of frequency.
Edit: I meant 400hz - forgot to multiply by 4 cyls.
Freon 07-12-2006, 12:18 PM ^^ I think that sounds about right. ~75hz would probably be a good number for general use. Maybe we can get Richard L to chime in. I know he's commenting on speed before.
CultureOfWant 07-12-2006, 12:34 PM Just trying to wrap my head around this one.
In the 4 stroke cycle you get power every other revolution.
Now, I assume that cylinder pairs are interleaved in the subaru so you get 2 cylinders of power on each revolution. Correct me if I am wrong here, as I dont know for sure.
If that is the case though, then the frequency is:
7000 RPM (EJ257 stock redline) * 1/60 = ~116 Rev per Second, and if there is interleaving going on, then you get fuel injection on one half of the motor every revolution, therefore ~116 Rev per second -> ~116 Hz for the stock EJ257 redline.
Also, getting Richard L to chime in would be nice to confirm, because the Aquamist 2d mirrors 1 injector pulse, therefore it would run at half of the above frequency (~58Hz). Again, if I am not being a complete moron about the power delivery in the subaru engine.
At any rate, I am completely psyched about the new firmware! :D
knucklesplitter 07-12-2006, 12:47 PM Just trying to wrap my head around this one.
In the 4 stroke cycle you get power every other revolution.
Now, I assume that cylinder pairs are interleaved in the subaru so you get 2 cylinders of power on each revolution. Correct me if I am wrong here, as I dont know for sure.
If that is the case though, then the frequency is:
7000 RPM (EJ257 stock redline) * 1/60 = ~116 Rev per Second, and if there is interleaving going on, then you get fuel injection on one half of the motor every revolution, therefore ~116 Rev per second -> ~116 Hz for the stock EJ257 redline.
Yeah, that's what I was thinking/calculating, but for me with aux. fuel injectors- all 4 firing at the same time (non-sequential), I would think that multiplying that 100hz by 4 (cyls.) would be the safe way.
For WI I would think 100hz is plenty.
nmyeti 07-12-2006, 12:48 PM We need to know the rated frequency of the aquamist solenoid to make the most of this. If we set the frequency to be faster then the solenoid's response your fine control goes out the window. The frequency required by the RPM of the motor is kind of irrelevant if the solenoid doesn’t react quickly enough to respond to inputs that fast.
cdvma 07-12-2006, 01:00 PM ...
Hmm sounds good! The main concern I have is will the hyperterminal interface still be available as an option? I don't like the idea of having to stick to a windows app.
CultureOfWant 07-12-2006, 01:03 PM Yeah, that's what I was thinking/calculating, but for me with aux. fuel injectors- all 4 firing at the same time (non-sequential), I would think that multiplying that 100hz by 4 (cyls.) would be the safe way.
Completely forgot about the AUX injection statement. My apologies, and the 400Hz makes sense now when taken along with this link (http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=737267&highlight=firing+order) :)
We need to know the rated frequency of the aquamist solenoid to make the most of this. If we set the frequency to be faster then the solenoid's response your fine control goes out the window. The frequency required by the RPM of the motor is kind of irrelevant if the solenoid doesn’t react quickly enough to respond to inputs that fast.
Yep, I agree. Thats why I agreed that it would be great to have Richard L chime in. I just added my experience with the 2d system, so that we could see that they can run at ~58Hz or thereabouts and get a ballpark estimate. And since it is tied to 1 injector line, that is a function of motor speed and therefore able to be derived to give us that ballpark estimate.
But, again, we should certainly get the final word from the Aquamist guys and Coolingmist guys and whoever else you want to take into account out there on this feature we are discussing. I can do all the educated guessing in the world, but it is what it is and they have that info. :)
knucklesplitter 07-12-2006, 01:07 PM We need to know the rated frequency of the aquamist solenoid to make the most of this. If we set the frequency to be faster then the solenoid's response your fine control goes out the window. The frequency required by the RPM of the motor is kind of irrelevant if the solenoid doesn’t react quickly enough to respond to inputs that fast.
From the Aquamist website (http://www.aquamist.co.uk/cp/sys2c/sys2c.html):
"The system provides a pre-pressurised water line up to 8 bars and the flow rate is metered by our latest High speed Valve (HSV). The inline valve is made of high grade Stainless steel and capable of achieving a cycling rate of over 250Hz...
...The HSV has a coil resistance of 13 ohm, it is suitable to be driven by the standard fuel injector signals, including the "pulse and hold" driver. As the designed operating cycling speed of the valve is over double of the standard fuel injectors (250Hz+), it is not necessary to use low impedance windings."
2phless 07-12-2006, 02:22 PM WHY DO YOU WANT IT TO BE DEAD? Dude, why ask such a silly question?
It's not a silly question. It's a silly rhetorical question. :cool:
I don't believe a lick of what is claimed about a release until it's on the TXS site. Even then I'll still be sceptical.
nmyeti 07-12-2006, 03:03 PM It's not a silly question. It's a silly rhetorical question. :cool:
I don't believe a lick of what is claimed about a release until it's on the TXS site. Even then I'll still be sceptical.
You're right; I made it all up to torture more kittens.
-Nathan
www.turboxs.com
RedlineFl 07-12-2006, 03:13 PM ^ lol. Now the debate to get a utec now or wait for the new hardware.
TypeC 07-12-2006, 04:59 PM Hmm sounds good! The main concern I have is will the hyperterminal interface still be available as an option? I don't like the idea of having to stick to a windows app.
I don't see how it wouldn't unless they are planning a software update for the tuna as well. *shrug*
rainmanjam 07-12-2006, 06:45 PM Im sure it will use a hyperterminal type connection to do everything just like the UTI Project.
kool168 07-12-2006, 06:50 PM i heard the firmware upgrade thingy 2 yrs ago when i first bought my car and installed utec.
2 yrs passed and i don't have my car anymore. the firware upgrade still not done yet? after 2 yrs?
T-boner 07-12-2006, 06:58 PM You're right; I made it all up to torture more kittens.
-Nathan
www.turboxs.com (http://www.turboxs.com)
Well, OK then. As long as it's for a good cause!
knucklesplitter 07-12-2006, 08:09 PM According to the Aquamist MF2 controller's manual online (http://www.aquamist.co.uk/cp/mf2manual.zip):
Fuel injection mode: pulse width = 12ms (or 83hz)
Water injection mode: pulse width = 75ms (or 13hz)
Since the Aquamist WI solenoid valve is good up to 250hz, my vote would be for 75 - 100hz PWM on map 5 so that the UTEC could work with both fuel injectors and the Aquamist water injection solenoid.
T-boner 07-13-2006, 01:09 PM According to the Aquamist MF2 controller's manual online (http://www.aquamist.co.uk/cp/mf2manual.zip):
Fuel injection mode: pulse width = 12ms (or 83hz)
Water injection mode: pulse width = 75ms (or 13hz)
Since the Aquamist WI solenoid valve is good up to 250hz, my vote would be for 75 - 100hz PWM on map 5 so that the UTEC could work with both fuel injectors and the Aquamist water injection solenoid.
Are you sure of those numbers? They will be correct only if what you refer to as "pulse width" equals the time for one complete cycle. If, on the other hand, the "pulse width" equals the time for one positive (or negative) portion of a 50% duty cycle waveform, then you are looking at 41.7 Hz.
knucklesplitter 07-13-2006, 02:19 PM Are you sure of those numbers? They will be correct only if what you refer to as "pulse width" equals the time for one complete cycle. If, on the other hand, the "pulse width" equals the time for one positive (or negative) portion of a 50% duty cycle waveform, then you are looking at 41.7 Hz.
I don't know why it would be rated at 50% duty cycle. But no, I'm not sure of those numbers.
EDIT: I PM'ed Richard at Aquamist to see if he can help.
nmyeti 07-13-2006, 03:05 PM ^ lol. Now the debate to get a utec now or wait for the new hardware.
If you buy a new WRX one now it has the new hardware. The old hardware has already been phased out of production.
RedlineFl 07-13-2006, 03:15 PM ^ Good to know. Thanks!
knucklesplitter 07-13-2006, 04:10 PM The ideal frequency for thr hSV is between 50-80Hz.
Minimum is 30Hz. Below 30Hz, you wil srat seeing pulsed delivery. The rssponse time is slightly better than a fuel injector, on time =1.8ms and off time the same.
the 2d can be used for other PWM output as well, it is not confined to a fuel injector.
2c does not have an fault diagnostic circuitry and require about 1A drive current compared to 2d's 10mA.
Richard
. Thanks!
I hereby change my vote to 80hz. :D
AugustusMaximus 07-14-2006, 02:41 AM Sorry for newbie stuff here but: 1) Will new software completely erase cel? 2) Will there be a need to run a seperate boost controller or should I sell the DTEC I just freakin' bought!?!?!?!?
TurbojonLS 07-14-2006, 09:05 AM Sorry for newbie stuff here but: 1) Will new software completely erase cel? 2) Will there be a need to run a seperate boost controller or should I sell the DTEC I just freakin' bought!?!?!?!?
The current firmware doesn't require a seperate boost controller, why do you think the new firmware would?
nmyeti 07-14-2006, 01:08 PM I hereby change my vote to 80hz. :D
It looks like we'll be able to include a parameter that will allow you to choose between the current 15Hz or a faster 80Hz setting. You get your wish.
-Nathan
www.turboxs.com
knucklesplitter 07-14-2006, 01:44 PM It looks like we'll be able to include a parameter that will allow you to choose between the current 15Hz or a faster 80Hz setting. You get your wish.
-Nathan
www.turboxs.com
You da' man, Nathan.
SloRice 07-14-2006, 02:35 PM ^^^not quite yet.....I'm sure we still have quite a few kittens to slay.
nmyeti 07-14-2006, 03:09 PM ^^^not quite yet.....I'm sure we still have quite a few kittens to slay.
Torture!
Death is too good for those kittens…
knucklesplitter 07-14-2006, 03:18 PM http://images.nasioc.com/forums/images/icons/nasioc/icon_kitty.gif "HELP! Save me! I'm next on the hit list!"
AugustusMaximus 07-14-2006, 08:18 PM The current firmware doesn't require a seperate boost controller, why do you think the new firmware would?
Like I said, newb here! But why then did my UTEC come with a manual boost controller???
And will the new firmware help pass emissions in regards to the cel/system not ready code?
AugustusMaximus 07-14-2006, 08:22 PM Hi,
The new UTEC software will be released next week. I can’t really give you any more information that what has been leaked on the internet.
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=938484&page=1&pp=25
Jermaine~
www.turboxs.com
301-977-4727
This is an email I received this evening. Love the link Jermaine sent me! And DIE KITTENS!!!
2phless 07-15-2006, 05:43 AM Oh! Sweet! The STi firmware WILL finally be out! Thank goodness! That makes it official! <huge sigh of relief>
TurbojonLS 07-15-2006, 07:03 AM Like I said, newb here! But why then did my UTEC come with a manual boost controller???
And will the new firmware help pass emissions in regards to the cel/system not ready code?
It shouldn't have come with a manual boost controller, it should have come with an auxilliary boost controller. The TurboXS ABC is a seperate valve that bleeds off additional boost so that the factory solenoid is able to hit higher boost values.
I don't know about the new firmware and CELs, but I'm hopeful!
cdvma 07-15-2006, 08:39 AM I don't know about the new firmware and CELs, but I'm hopeful!
WRX firmware 5.0 creates a CEL that relates to the MAF. It doesn't do anything but it is still there.
nmyeti 07-15-2006, 10:27 AM If you have that cel with 5.0, you should download 5.0a from our website.
The STI firmware should be out next week as Jermaine said in his email, but that depends on how quickly the spare solenoid frequency change is made.
Of course your other option is to just make an appointment for a TurboXS dyno tune, because I’ve been installing this firmware on customer’s cars for a long time as there is no way I am going back to the old software after tuning with this on the update.
cdvma 07-15-2006, 06:16 PM Nathan do you have a link to 5.0a? The website still only has 5.0. I also want to confirm, this new firmware will work on the WRX and STi?
ride5000 07-15-2006, 08:05 PM chris, from what i can tell, don't bother with 5.0a
cdvma 07-15-2006, 11:39 PM Yea I wasn't going to but I figured I'd have it on hand since I'm due for inspection this month :P
NavyBlueSubaru 07-16-2006, 12:03 AM cdvma, Augustus just posted a copy of an email from a turboxs person who said its not coming out until next week.
Jeff
ride5000 07-16-2006, 07:27 AM The STI firmware should be out next week as Jermaine said in his email, but that depends on how quickly the spare solenoid frequency change is made.
nathan, two questions:
1) what is the version # of the sti firmware?
2) will this firmware work on wrx utecs?
2a) if not, are you expecting to release a comparable wrx utec f/w flash soon?
tia
ken
calib17a 07-16-2006, 02:48 PM Auto tune feature in new software?
NavyBlueSubaru 07-16-2006, 08:46 PM If they actually had an autotune feature via constant closed-loop with WB that would be king, but I think they have said in the past that they have no plans to ever do that.
Jeff
knucklesplitter 07-16-2006, 10:40 PM Auto tune feature in new software?
You should try NavyBlueSubaru's (semi)autotune software for UTEC. It's pretty nice... and free:
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=886342
cdvma 07-17-2006, 10:51 AM cdvma, Augustus just posted a copy of an email from a turboxs person who said its not coming out until next week.
Jeff
I was asking for a link to 5.0a which has been out for a long time...
NavyBlueSubaru 07-17-2006, 11:18 AM I thought it was just called "5.0", no "a" at the end. On their site it is just referred to as "5.0". Where do you see it referred to as "5.0a" ?
Jeff
TypeC 07-17-2006, 11:24 AM I thought it was just called "5.0", no "a" at the end. On their site it is just referred to as "5.0". Where do you see it referred to as "5.0a" ?
A few posts above yours:
If you have that cel with 5.0, you should download 5.0a from our website.
I too search the tXS website and couldn't find said version.
TheMadScientist 07-17-2006, 11:25 AM I thought it was just called "5.0", no "a" at the end. On their site it is just referred to as "5.0". Where do you see it referred to as "5.0a" ?
Jeff
5.0a was a second release of 5.0 to try and help the people getting the MAF CEL. Sorry I forget the CEL #.
I don't think TXS put it up on the download page. If you want it I can send you a copy when I get home or you could call TXS.
TMS
NavyBlueSubaru 07-17-2006, 11:50 AM Hmm I never heard of that one. Is the error the "Low MAF voltage" one? I get that but it doesnt do anything so im not worried about it.
Jeff
TheMadScientist 07-17-2006, 12:15 PM Hmm I never heard of that one. Is the error the "Low MAF voltage" one? I get that but it doesnt do anything so im not worried about it.
Jeff
YES
But it doesn't work for everyone. I tried both 5.0 and 5.0a in a 2002 WRX. Niether worked without the Low MAF CEL, so I reverted back to the 4.x firmware.
TMS
TypeC 07-17-2006, 05:38 PM I get the low MAF code (even after swapping mafs). Interesting.
SloRice 07-18-2006, 10:52 AM OK, it's "next week" Where's the release?!?!?! :p
T-boner 07-18-2006, 03:07 PM ka-CHING! YESSSSSSSSS!!! One less kitten wasting oxygen.
Freon 07-18-2006, 08:19 PM http://freon.shackspace.com/misc/nokitten.jpg
knucklesplitter 07-18-2006, 09:35 PM Another one bites the dust...
Senator Bill Frist (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Frist_medical_school_experiments_controversy) would be proud!
WRX-Blue-Mica 07-19-2006, 03:25 AM waiting
fatray 07-19-2006, 10:16 AM My cat at home is almost dead, YESSSSS! :banana:Wife is upset though. At least I wont have to deal with cat piss all over my basement anymore. I can deal with an upset wife anyday.
When is it due? HA HA HA:devil:
knucklesplitter 07-19-2006, 11:25 AM What's easier to unload - a truckload of watermelons or a truckload of dead kittens?
The dead kittens... because you can use a pitchfork!
Buh-dum... Pssssht!
fatray 07-19-2006, 12:45 PM Cat is now officially DEAD, found her behind washing machine in a pool of blood.:banana: Why in a pool of blood? Should I stick a TurboXS sticker on dead cat and post a picture? :lol: Wife crying, it's her birthday today :(.
I can use my basement again after it airs out for a week or two.
T-boner 07-19-2006, 01:47 PM Why in a pool of blood?
Can't have anything to do with that hammer you're holding behind your back.
TypeC 07-19-2006, 05:58 PM You know, I check this post eagerly everyday hoping to read Nathan's post? "Ok, it's done. You can download it here.."
:( :(
knucklesplitter 07-19-2006, 06:05 PM You know, I check this post eagerly everyday hoping to read Nathan's post? "Ok, it's done. You can download it here.."
:( :(
You only check it once a day? ;) You're doing better than me.
Strng1dah 07-19-2006, 10:00 PM You know, I check this post eagerly everyday hoping to read Nathan's post? "Ok, it's done. You can download it here.."
:( :(
It's the first thing I've been doing when getting home from work, and the last thing before bed.
2phless 07-19-2006, 10:54 PM Will the UTEC recognise the correct TPS % while using the cruise control? Currently it's NTFB.
(Oops! hope that doesn't set the fake release date back another year! :devil: )
AugustusMaximus 07-19-2006, 11:35 PM Man, I check this thread at least every couple of hours! I dont know if Im looking for the new software or pics of dead kittens though! LOL
You know, I check this post eagerly everyday hoping to read Nathan's post? "Ok, it's done. You can download it here.."
:( :(
me too :(
WRX-Blue-Mica 07-20-2006, 01:10 AM Arrgg ... waiting for WRX MAP base software .. so I don't need to go stand alone ... :furious: :huh: :confused: ;) :p :lol:
tmarcel 07-20-2006, 10:32 AM Will the UTEC recognise the correct TPS % while using the cruise control? Currently it's NTFB.
(Oops! hope that doesn't set the fake release date back another year! :devil: )
Guys, it IS out. As Nathan stated previously, they're completing the manual. Have some patience and you will be happy :)
rainmanjam 07-20-2006, 10:47 AM Damn the manual... Feed it to me RAW....
tmarcel 07-20-2006, 11:02 AM Damn the manual... Feed it to me RAW....
You WILL need the manual. Otherwise you'll be shooting in the dark.
T-boner 07-20-2006, 12:15 PM Damitall!! I'm gonna nuke the neighbor's cat tonight! This is like dangling a dark chocolate truffle in front of a woman.
nmyeti 07-20-2006, 01:06 PM Soon people, very soon.
Software is done, manual is in releasable form, and the supplemental instructions are in good enough shape that we’ll be able to announce 06wrx Delta availability at the same time.
There are one or two small oddities that we are still working through on the software, but I am trying to get permission to release the software with a “known issues” page in the release notes similar to software drivers. The issues are so small that I personally don’t wish to have the final release pushed back, but I don’t make that decision on my own.
-Nathan
SloRice 07-20-2006, 01:31 PM I don't need a manual....I have Tim Bailey!!!! :banana:
AaronWRX 07-20-2006, 02:08 PM Hey Nathan,
Can you put something in the documentation about the boost gain parameter? A few of us have been going against the grain and trying low (or 0) for boost gain and don't understand why it seems to work so well.
thx
Soon people, very soon.
Software is done, manual is in releasable form, and the supplemental instructions are in good enough shape that we’ll be able to announce 06wrx Delta availability at the same time.
There are one or two small oddities that we are still working through on the software, but I am trying to get permission to release the software with a “known issues” page in the release notes similar to software drivers. The issues are so small that I personally don’t wish to have the final release pushed back, but I don’t make that decision on my own.
-Nathan
nmyeti 07-20-2006, 03:09 PM Hey Nathan,
Can you put something in the documentation about the boost gain parameter? A few of us have been going against the grain and trying low (or 0) for boost gain and don't understand why it seems to work so well.
thx
Aaron,
I'd have to check this (and please understand that the whole boost control system changes when you use the PID based control and I haven't looked at the old stuff in a long time) but I think 0 gain removes all duty cycle adjustment to reach the closed loop target. I'll get a firm answer for you guys if I can, but I think my above statement is correct.
Freon 07-20-2006, 03:32 PM Yes, that's odd how boost gain and the CLBs interact. Some people use boost gain of 20-30 and CLBs in the 150 range and get the same steady state boost as people running boost gain of 50-60 and CLBs in the 350-400 range.
Wombat North 07-20-2006, 03:50 PM There are one or two small oddities that we are still working through on the software, but I am trying to get permission to release the software with a “known issues” page in the release notes similar to software drivers. The issues are so small that I personally don’t wish to have the final release pushed back, but I don’t make that decision on my own.
-Nathan
Please please don't release as alot of other EMS will go under with those people having to killing cats for food.
Yes people its that good :devil:
614inda617 07-20-2006, 04:49 PM Soon people, very soon.
Software is done, manual is in releasable form, and the supplemental instructions are in good enough shape that we’ll be able to announce 06wrx Delta availability at the same time.
There are one or two small oddities that we are still working through on the software, but I am trying to get permission to release the software with a “known issues” page in the release notes similar to software drivers. The issues are so small that I personally don’t wish to have the final release pushed back, but I don’t make that decision on my own.
-Nathan
Dmanit. Can't you hold off another month? I'm waiting till post-wedding (Aug 12th) to buy and the price on used UTEC's is going to go up if you release before then. :furious:
Sounds like this is going to be good stuff though.
AugustusMaximus 07-20-2006, 05:03 PM Hey Wombat, is your car dyno tuned with new stuff? How about a graph?
Wombat North 07-20-2006, 05:43 PM Hey Wombat, is your car dyno tuned with new stuff? How about a graph?
It was Dyno tuned may 12th by Jarrad at PDX with the new stuff.
No graph is available
I did however get Ecutek tuned first then UTEC tuned with the new software after. After the tune we kept switching between the 2 on the road and UTEC was way smoother everywhere.
NavyBlueSubaru 07-20-2006, 07:23 PM The utec already has Independent flat shift and launch control RPMs, at least for the wrx in version 5.0. Are you mentioning this mearly because it is going to be new for the STI? The same thing goes for #5...
Jeff
Ric-STi-R 07-21-2006, 01:02 PM Nathan,
A bit OT, but are you guys just releasing a new firmware or will Turbo XS also be updating and selling new UTEC's and new Tuner(Pro)s hardwares?
Thanks,
Ric-
TypeC 07-21-2006, 03:50 PM Nathan,
A bit OT, but are you guys just releasing a new firmware or will Turbo XS also be updating and selling new UTEC's and new Tuner(Pro)s hardwares?
Thanks,
Ric-
As stated (several times) in this thread:
-There is new, faster hardware
-The big change is the software
-The software is compatable with the existing (old) hardware
-The new hardware is shared among all UTEC applications
-All hardware purchased from now on is the new hardware; the old hardware has been phased-out
tmarcel 07-21-2006, 05:43 PM As stated (several times) in this thread:
-There is new, faster hardware
-The big change is the software
-The software is compatable with the existing (old) hardware
-The new hardware is shared among all UTEC applications
-All hardware purchased from now on is the new hardware; the old hardware has been phased-out
Do I hear a "trade in program" LOL! Now that is marketing.
614inda617 07-21-2006, 05:49 PM As stated (several times) in this thread:
-There is new, faster hardware
-The big change is the software
-The software is compatable with the existing (old) hardware
-The new hardware is shared among all UTEC applications
-All hardware purchased from now on is the new hardware; the old hardware has been phased-out
Sorry if I'm slow, but I did at least read through this thread.
Will all versions of the STi UTEC drive an external solenoid or just the last revision with the extra processor?
ilivas 07-22-2006, 02:18 AM Do I hear a "trade in program" LOL! Now that is marketing.
I think cobb did that with the AP's
WRX-Blue-Mica 07-22-2006, 03:58 PM Soon people, very soon.
Software is done, manual is in releasable form, and the supplemental instructions are in good enough shape that we’ll be able to announce 06wrx Delta availability at the same time.
-Nathan
Nathan, is it the new speed density WRX software release?
Thanks
tmarcel 07-22-2006, 04:14 PM Nathan, is it the new speed density WRX software release?
Thanks
It is both (WRX and STi). Sory to take the words out of his mouth ;)
s_nold 07-22-2006, 04:22 PM page 2...
Long story short;
There is new stuff.
You have not seen it.
It will be out soon.
It will work for all WRX/STI UTECs ever released.
No you, or anyone else for that matter, can not have it early.
-Nathan
oh and a baby kitten gets it every time you ask for a release date…
and Page 3 of this thread...
The soon to be released UTEC software includes, but is not limited to, the following features;
1. Speed density fuel mode (note this is not the same as the 350z, it actually uses a VE table system so it is a bit more advanced then the Z software and a little easier to tune)
2. injector dead time compensation
3. Independent flat shift and launch control RPMs.
4. closed loop boost control similar to the DTEC-BC-PRO
5. 3d spare solenoid output control
6. etc, lots of etc
This software is only the start. You’ll all be bidding adieu to the HyperTerminal interface and saying hello to windows based real time tuning soon.
Junior2JZ 07-22-2006, 07:46 PM I cant take it anymore!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
RELEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!! FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!!!!!!
All the kittens are dead.. now please :furious:
Serious though.. I cant wait.. Im tired of people trashing the utec for "other" ems.. I still have faith.. and I think its the best!
rainmanjam 07-22-2006, 08:36 PM This is worse than a Microsoft release date.
nomorem3 07-22-2006, 08:51 PM Is the 2nd processor (STi UTEC) there to control the DBW functions? When you mentioned complete fuel control & 0% TPS.....would I be so wrong to think we might have an ALS?
2phless 07-22-2006, 11:05 PM This is worse than a Microsoft release date.
At least microsoft would release it whether it works or not.
I just want the manual. I enjoy a good work of fiction.
NITROS 07-23-2006, 03:26 AM This is awesome, I just bought my 2nd utec today (sold the other one that was a mistake for me) . Hopefully this new software will make tuning the ej25 easier.
rainmanjam 07-23-2006, 03:44 AM At least microsoft would release it whether it works or not.
I just want the manual. I enjoy a good work of fiction.
And the award for the longest on the New York Times best sellers list is......
AaronWRX 07-23-2006, 07:44 AM Is the 2nd processor (STi UTEC) there to control the DBW functions? When you mentioned complete fuel control & 0% TPS.....would I be so wrong to think we might have an ALS?
Right now the 2nd processor does nothing. I had a single proc utec and it controlled my DBW sti fine.
bcblues 07-23-2006, 10:00 AM So is the STi version of the software also going to be labeled "5"? Or will it follow the existing STi releases, which are currently at 1.1?
2phless 07-23-2006, 12:58 PM Might as well call it 'infinity' at this rate.
tmarcel 07-23-2006, 04:19 PM So is the STi version of the software also going to be labeled "5"? Or will it follow the existing STi releases, which are currently at 1.1?
They will follow 5.x/1.x as they are now AFAIK.
nomorem3 07-23-2006, 05:06 PM Right now the 2nd processor does nothing. I had a single proc utec and it controlled my DBW sti fine.
Yeah, they work with the DBW'd STi's, but I could have sworn that the 2nd proc. was going to later be utilized for, or control more, DBW functions. Right now there is nothing, other than calibrating the TPS, that I can think of in the old firmware that utilized DBW functions. Now that the 2nd proc. will be utilized the UTEC can hold the throttle open while retatrding timing and dumping fuel, and give you a functioning ALS. That's just an example of what DBW control would do.
Right now it (STi UTEC - single or dual processor) functions of course, controlling fuel, boost, and ignition. But the 2-processor UTEC has a DBW switch or whatever that, in the manual says, is/was not currently utilized.
614inda617 07-24-2006, 10:33 AM Right now it (STi UTEC - single or dual processor) functions of course, controlling fuel, boost, and ignition. But the 2-processor UTEC has a DBW switch or whatever that, in the manual says, is/was not currently utilized.
Since it seems like nobody knows what the 2nd processor is actually going to be used for I'll look for nmyeti's response.
To me, an important piece of choosing to go with the UTEC would be the ability to drive a spare solenoid for water injection. Undoubtedly the new hardware will do this since he's already stated this as a feature.
My question is, will any of the older STi hardware support this? If so, what hardware revision?
Thanks,
Mike
TheMadScientist 07-24-2006, 10:38 AM My question is, will any of the older STi hardware support this? If so, what hardware revision?
Thanks,
Mike
All of them. The spare solenoid driver on all public revisions of the Utec is the same driver circuit that the injectors use. All TXS does is map the spare solenoid to the MAP5 boost table.
TMS
nmyeti 07-24-2006, 11:14 AM I have emailed the firmware out to a few people who have special situations that the firmware will help alleviate. I have been installing this on cars that are dyno tuned at TurboXS for the past several months. The boss made a decision to not release the firmware last week because he wanted to give Will a chance to look into a condition where some of the test cars have reported occasional loud backfiring.
My vote was to release it to you guys as is with this noted as an open issue we will be continuing to look at, but I was overruled. In some ways it makes sense because the firmware fixes so many issues it would be bad press to release it and have a noticeable problem associated with it. We could go from “my utec hesitates” to “my car backfires” which is a zero gain situation. However, I am of the opinion that the one of the primary uses of the internet is to grip, so even if we fix the backfiring, there will no doubt be something else that is complained about and we’ll be in the same situation.
That said, the firmware exists, the manual is done, and I feel that we have something pretty special for you in terms of features and function. I can’t write the code and I’ve done all I can do so this is out of my hands.
If you feel that you have a compelling reason to have this software (other then “I want it now, Daddy!”) you are more then welcome to make your case to me via email.
I can already tell you that 2phless gets nothing but dead kittens. It is not fiction; I don’t like being called a liar.
-Nathan
www.turboxs.com
Nathan@turboxs.com
If you feel that you have a compelling reason to have this software (other then “I want it now, Daddy!”) you are more then welcome to make your case to me via email.
So what compelling reason(s) would I need to report in order to get a copy of the software? :)
I'm really interested in evaluating the new closed-loop boost control to see if it improves my situation with my SZ55. Also, I still have problems with hesitation at the ECU/UTEC crossover even with v5.0 firmware.
SloRice 07-24-2006, 11:43 AM Nathan,
I emailed you this morning, but not in regards to getting the firmware at the time. But now my email from this morning sounds like a very good case.
PLEASE!!! :D
nmyeti 07-24-2006, 11:46 AM Nathan,
I emailed you this morning, but not in regards to getting the firmware at the time. But now my email from this morning sounds like a very good case.
PLEASE!!! :D
The people tuning your car have access to the firmware. If they wish to use it, then they will, so you'll need to address the topic with them.
As for the rest of your questions in that email, I’ll get back to you when I have a few minutes.
-Nathan
TheMadScientist 07-24-2006, 12:50 PM Email sent.
GT35 maxxing out a 3" blow through MAF at 25psi.
TMS
SloRice 07-24-2006, 02:20 PM The people tuning your car have access to the firmware. If they wish to use it, then they will, so you'll need to address the topic with them.
As for the rest of your questions in that email, I’ll get back to you when I have a few minutes.
-Nathan
Correct and they will be using the new firmware with my car. Guess I just wanted to make sure my ducks were in a row with the other stuff I asked about in my email.
look forward to your response.
T-boner 07-24-2006, 03:06 PM That said, the firmware exists, the manual is done, and I feel that we have something pretty special for you in terms of features and function. I can’t write the code and I’ve done all I can do so this is out of my hands.
-Nathan
www.turboxs.com (http://www.turboxs.com/)
Nathan@turboxs.com
Yes! :banana: Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you................................
Just had mine pro tuned, and still have that hesitation at crossover. You're saying that's going away, eh?
TheMadScientist 07-24-2006, 03:21 PM Email was sent from my work account mmurray_at_rfmd_com.
Please this car could really use the new firmware. I am not happy using the 100% load column for the 25psi and 30psi mapping.
Can a GM 3bar be used instead of the TXS 4.5 bar MAP?
The blow through set up is the TXS one. It worked for a while on the GT30. But now on the 35 it is not enough. Last dyno tune the car put down ~500whp at 30psi at F1 dyno. This new firmware wold really help this car.
TMS
2phless 07-24-2006, 03:52 PM So will you email me those kittens Nathan, or Fed-EX? Do they come with stickers?
I don't call you a lair. I do call you and everyone who's envolved with the subaru aftermarket annoyingly overzealous when it comes to their desire to look good to the customer. I've never met any of you who were outright lying to me, or even anyone who wasn't nice or professional. If I wanted to be buddy-buddy with a bunch of people I'd just have to meet subaru parts vendors. Ya seem like a swell bunch.
There is just no general desire for the suby aftermarket world to be accurate in my experience. Granted, you only said the firmware "should" be out next week. Maintaining prudently safe vagueness. The email from Jermain, which was posted second-hand, used the word "will" but, being second hand it may have be taken out of context... or perhaps brought back in a time machine from an email in the future. I can't say for sure.
Every TurboXS experience I've had has so far been just fine. I've had recent issues with several other vendors though. And after a year's worth of situations like; waiting 2 weeks for overnighted parts; being sent the wrong sized main bearings; recieving an incomplete, picked through master gasket set; being told items were "in stock" until I explained that I'd be there in the morning to get them; endless phone calls that led to zero information and sometimes mis-information (which is much worse and often much more expensive). And on and on... all from various retailers (none of which were TurboXS or Vividracing btw).
Thus my patience for you is perhaps misdirected, but it is short none the less.
So when I see fluff, I call it fluff. And you sir, along with those kittens, are fluffy as hell.
Can a GM 3bar be used instead of the TXS 4.5 bar MAP?
+1 for this question. I have a GM 3bar MAP sensor sitting in my desk, and it would be nice to put it to use.
Also, let me know what you want to hear in order for me to get the new firmware. :p
ride5000 07-25-2006, 09:00 AM Every TurboXS experience I've had has so far been just fine.
so why all the negativity directed at them in this thread?
2phless 07-25-2006, 09:50 AM Negativity? Me? In a forum? N3VAR!
I'm just sticking to my "don't believe it 'til you see it" guns while the rest of you seem like you're going to miss cleaning smoke stains off your butts.
Will I end up paying for it in the end? Looks like it :rolleyes: . My car is, afterall, on strike until it gets a new video game for the carputer. Won't move an inch without it.
If it weren't for me, TXS may never have decided to shove this "I told you so" release in my face. So I think you all owe me a great big thank you for taking one for the team. Now get out there and and tune and find all the bugs so by the time I get a haxored copy of the firmware it'll be all ironed out.
cdvma 07-25-2006, 10:56 AM Guess I am not worthy of the new firmware :(
SloRice 07-25-2006, 11:12 AM Still anxiously waiting for my email response back, Nathan! :D
tmarcel 07-25-2006, 11:15 AM I'm just sticking to my "don't believe it 'til you see it" guns while the rest of you seem like you're going to miss cleaning smoke stains off your butts.
What don't you believe or not understand here? They've stated the truth. It's already running on quite a few (or at least a handful of) cars now.
Since Nathan has said publicly that a few folks have received it due to circumstance, testing, etc, I can tell you that I've been using this now for enough time to have it running very well (although one issue remains). I'm sure they'd like to iron these kinks out first. Plus there's the fact that you guys will need to relocate an IAT sensor to the manifold or pretty darned close if you don't have it like that now.
614inda617 07-25-2006, 11:27 AM All of them. The spare solenoid driver on all public revisions of the Utec is the same driver circuit that the injectors use. All TXS does is map the spare solenoid to the MAP5 boost table.
TMS
That's excellent news. I was under the mistaken impression that this functionality was unavailable on current STi UTEC's altogether.
However the 3d map for a spare solenoid is new, correct? Is this functionality limited to a particular hardware revision?
2phless 07-25-2006, 11:43 AM Plus there's the fact that you guys will need to relocate an IAT sensor to the manifold or pretty darned close if you don't have it like that now.
OK. Once I do that, what should I do with the other 23 hours and 45 minutes left of my day?
I know. I'll hang around here and pick on you guys :banana:
Just because a concept car rolls around some test-track... that doesn't constitute its release. So why call this a "release." It's still in limited beta testing and not available to the general public. I.E., it is NOT released. Yes, a form of it exists. I get it. Dur.
I'm just stickin' up for the common man here. :p If ya can't play a little devil's advocate on a car forum then what has this e-world come to?
nmyeti 07-25-2006, 12:13 PM There are somewhere around 30-40 cars running this software in the wild. I won’t tune on anything else at the moment, so it goes on any car I tune. In addition I have sent it out (although I have not made any decisions on the emails I received from this thread) to people here and there. I have also given permission for PDX to install it on any car they are tuning if they so choose. Mark madden in Calgary has been running this for a few months. He received the software from PDX.
Call it fluff if you want, but I’ve done all I can do. The software is good. In MAF mode it is far better then anything we’ve ever had. In MAP mode it will allow you to actually make use of those big turbocharger setups without worrying about running out of MAF sensor. As far as my personal tuning is concerned, it is released. I just have not been given permission to widely distribute the file because some more work is being put into the backfiring issue.
Jermaine spoke out of turn a little in the email. He gave information that was accurate as far as he knew, but got vetoed by the people that actually own TurboXS. I work for Mark, and when he and Russell make a decision, we have to abide by it.
Lastly on directly addressing your devil’s advocate stance. I couldn’t care less if I look good. My e-peen doesn’t really get a rise out of people being impressed with me on Nasioc. I think if you’ve been following along for the 3 years that I’ve been posting from TurboXS you’d know that I am about as straight forward and dry in my posting as possible. I loathe fanbois and those that crave them, so my involvement in this thread wasn’t designed to inspire any good guy feelings or to pump up my standing in the community.
As for the requests I’ve received from this thread, saying that you can’t tune your car now because it idles and drives like crap on the current software is probably not the best way to convince me you’ll be able to get your head around the new stuff without spending lots of tech support time with me over the phone. The people that are going to get access to this are people that are going to be able to RTM and won’t need a lot of hand holding. There were several of these types of people that emailed me. However, I may have a new and final release version to send you in the next day or so, so I am holding off until I hear from Will since he made some software discoveries that will be implemented in the next version update.
This is why I am going back to the “I don’t know when it will be out, stop asking” stance. Every time we try to nail down a release date we are hung out to dry and take a credibility hit. I need one of those blinky-flashy things that MIB have to erase all memory of this thread “Step this way and please look into the light.”
2phless 07-25-2006, 12:54 PM This is why I am going back to the “I don’t know when it will be out, stop asking” stance.
That's all I ever wanted.
Thank you for your hard work. If my humor-turned-frustration-turned-ugly has honestly bothered you then I apologize. You seem like a "take it with a grain of salt" kinda guy so I'm sure you aren't losing sleep over the ramblings of a newb like me anyway.
My car idles fine with the old firmware. Crossover hesitation is so rare it's not worth chasing. I'm not in any hurry to use a potentially buggy setup any more than you are in a hurry to release one. So don't. Just give us the sweet-stuff when it's good and ready.
But the dropdown menu from the "software/manuals" tab on your site is a little touchy. If you have a little spare time, could you make it a little easier to navigate?
Thanks in advance.
AaronWRX 07-25-2006, 01:42 PM Since there is a final release version in the works can you check on the MAF volatage displayed in the logger? Two decimal points instead of one should be an easy code chage. Meaning i'd like to see "4.69" vs. "4.6" in the loggers.
614inda617 07-25-2006, 01:48 PM Since there is a final release version in the works can you check on the MAF volatage displayed in the logger? Two decimal points instead of one should be an easy code chage. Meaning i'd like to see "4.69" vs. "4.6" in the loggers.
Lmao. You work in product marketing don't you?
My typical day:
Me: "Here's the final version."
PM: "Thanks. Can you squeeze one more thing in before release?"
I'm just messing with you, but last minute feature requests have a tendency to snowball if they're entertained. Which obviously does not help the release date since you have to test these new features as well, no matter how small. :devil:
Of course, I could entertain more of those requests if I weren't browsing this stinking forum so often.
AaronWRX 07-25-2006, 02:04 PM Lmao. You work in product marketing don't you?
My typical day:
Me: "Here's the final version."
PM: "Thanks. Can you squeeze one more thing in before release?"
I'm just messing with you, but last minute feature requests have a tendency to snowball if they're entertained. Which obviously does not help the release date since you have to test these new features as well, no matter how small. :devil:
Of course, I could entertain more of those requests if I weren't browsing this stinking forum so often.
If you couldnt change printf("%.1f", 4.89); to printf("%.2f", 4.89); in less then 5 minutes I would outsource you and your whole department faster then you can say mango lassi vegetable samosa.
edit: i know what youre saying.. but its just one decimal! :)
614inda617 07-25-2006, 02:11 PM If you couldnt change printf("%.1f", 4.89); to printf("%'.2f", 4.89); in less then 5 minutes I would outsource you and your whole department faster then you can say mango lassi vegetable samosa.
Ha. Yes, it's a small change. But, like I said before, small changes tend to snowball. One small change is not a big deal, but you can get stuck at the end of a release cycle making endless tweaks. I'd rather not turn this into a development process thread. I'll just leave it at; I would understand if they didn't entertain your request.
Peace
As for the requests I’ve received from this thread, saying that you can’t tune your car now because it idles and drives like crap on the current software is probably not the best way to convince me you’ll be able to get your head around the new stuff without spending lots of tech support time with me over the phone. The people that are going to get access to this are people that are going to be able to RTM and won’t need a lot of hand holding.
I'm pretty sure I didn't inspire this (I'm not that important ;)), but just for the record, I can tune my own car with the current firmware in place. It idles and drives fine; occasionally, I get a hiccup in ECU/UTEC transition, but it's nothing to complain about.
I'm just really interested in getting my hands on the manual and firmware, so I can start experimenting with new features! I'm definitely not one to tie up phone lines calling technical support :)
That's all... don't mean to offend or irritate or anything.
ZR2_S10 07-25-2006, 10:57 PM I'm pretty sure I didn't inspire this (I'm not that important ;)), but just for the record, I can tune my own car with the current firmware in place. It idles and drives fine; occasionally, I get a hiccup in ECU/UTEC transition, but it's nothing to complain about.
I'm just really interested in getting my hands on the manual and firmware, so I can start experimenting with new features! I'm definitely not one to tie up phone lines calling technical support :)
That's all... don't mean to offend or irritate or anything.
I'm right there with you too. I sent an email, and my car too idles, and drives just fine. I do have pretty bad ecu/utec hesitation, but I have good AFR's.
I have tuned several other types of cars in VE mode, and would like to start reading up on the new firmware, including any new parameters.
I do have a question about how the new firmware will interact with the TXS tuner though. Will it will log in the same manner, where the WBO2 reading is placed in the log?
ride5000 07-26-2006, 08:40 AM I have tuned several other types of cars in VE mode, and would like to start reading up on the new firmware, including any new parameters.
nathan, along these lines, could you at least get us a copy of the manual so we can read up in the meantime?
ken
cdvma 07-26-2006, 09:39 AM Yes I am curious as to how the VE implementation is carried out. I've tuned a few VE based systems and I am drawn to a few more than others. MegaSquirt sucks at it (it does work but I hate the interface) but things like the TEC3 get a thumbs up. They are pretty much all the same...
knucklesplitter 07-27-2006, 05:08 PM http://www.evilkid.com/licensing/sadkitty/extragraphics/laykitty.jpg
AaronWRX 07-27-2006, 05:32 PM Check out the 350z manual which is online and you can download now. I'm sure there will be changes but I think it will give you guys some ideas.
http://turboxs.com/downloads/350zutec/350Zutec_v2_3.zip
TypeC 07-28-2006, 11:32 AM nathan, along these lines, could you at least get us a copy of the manual so we can read up in the meantime?
ken
+1. I would like to spend a good amount of time in preparation.
2phless 07-29-2006, 12:00 AM :rolleyes: fine.
nmyeti 07-31-2006, 10:40 AM Update: This is the truth as of this morning at 10:36am.
The bug is fixed, and the software is scheduled to be released tomorrow. It would be out today, but I’ve requested that the version number be upgraded to a whole number rather then the current 5.75abcdefg that would appear on the home menu.
Jermaine is building the web page today, so that we can, if possible get this out early in the day tomorrow.
I hope you guys will be happy with Will’s efforts. The new software is quite nice.
Edit: just because I've committed to a date, I am not responsible for whatever natural disaster that impedes the software’s release
TheMadScientist 07-31-2006, 10:48 AM Yes I have been killing kittens hoping my sacrifices would work.
Looks like they have. :lol:
Now we can tune that GT35 monster past the 5V MAF limit.:banana::banana::banana:
TMS
cdvma 07-31-2006, 10:53 AM For SD will we need the 4 bar sensor or is the stock one ok?
614inda617 07-31-2006, 10:55 AM ***Waits f |