omex 500?
Re: omex 500?
No you need the Omex 710 to run wasted spark on a 6 pot. Think the 500 can only do two coils.
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Re: omex 500?
oh boooooooooooo. where would i be able to check on that? its at £109 at the moment.
might be good for you 4cyl homos then?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... Track=true
might be good for you 4cyl homos then?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... Track=true
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Re: omex 500?
See Heremurran wrote:oh boooooooooooo. where would i be able to check on that? its at £109 at the moment.
might be good for you 4cyl homos then?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... Track=true
http://www.omextechnology.co.uk/Ecus/ecus.htm
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1974 3.0 csi (The first Weldathon)
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Re: omex 500?
murran wrote: might be good for you 4cyl homos then?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... Track=true
The guys @ Northampton Motorsport suggested the 700 and said it was ideal for the m20.
Re: omex 500?
lol ive just googled it and read that.
yeah the 500/600 only has drivers for 4 cyl.
on with the search for a management system that doesnt cost close to a grand.....
guna buy the management first for my turbo project as that'll be the most expencive bit to buy.
id run the motronic with a maf conversion, but i wana do it properly.....
yeah the 500/600 only has drivers for 4 cyl.
on with the search for a management system that doesnt cost close to a grand.....
guna buy the management first for my turbo project as that'll be the most expencive bit to buy.
id run the motronic with a maf conversion, but i wana do it properly.....
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Re: omex 500?
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Re: omex 500?
im saving up for an emerald system tbh. been passing a couple of emails back and forth with them.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0452909908
got a couple of hundred saved from fiddle jobs ive been doing of late.
done a pair of front shocks and rear brakes on a fiat bravo this weekend.... £50.
got a cambelt and service to do on an 07 plate astra cdti next weekend so thatll be another £75 towards it.....
trying to do it like this so it doesnt bankrupt me!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0452909908
got a couple of hundred saved from fiddle jobs ive been doing of late.
done a pair of front shocks and rear brakes on a fiat bravo this weekend.... £50.
got a cambelt and service to do on an 07 plate astra cdti next weekend so thatll be another £75 towards it.....
trying to do it like this so it doesnt bankrupt me!
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Re: omex 500?
whichever management you go for don't forget it might cost you loads to get it mapped properly too.
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Re: omex 500?
i understand the basics of it.
and i have a friend of a friend who maps turbo civics and integras on the road as you drive it, hes done my mates jordan civic turbo running .9 bar that hasnt exploded yet.
so that isnt guna cost much.
and i have a friend of a friend who maps turbo civics and integras on the road as you drive it, hes done my mates jordan civic turbo running .9 bar that hasnt exploded yet.
so that isnt guna cost much.
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Re: omex 500?
fritz has done alot of dealings with omex so worth giving dave a call there if you want some info, he may be able to get you a bit of trade discount aswell
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Re: omex 500?
I just remembered these guys do a set-up that I spotted in PPC magazine. Might be worth you checking out?
http://www.canems.co.uk/index.htm
This was their response when I mailed them about a kit for an m20 2.5.
Hello Mark,
Sorry for the slow response this time...
The ECU kit (which includes software, pc connection, manual and harness
connector) is £429.95
Semi assembled looms are available at £49.95 which makes wiring much
simpler - all colour coded wiring and pre-connected at the ECU - so it's
just a case of connecting the wires to your sensors / power supply.
I can throw in a MAP sensor free of charge with an ECU kit if you'd like
to go that way.
Recorded, tracked delivery on a system is £9.95
Where abouts in the country are you? Hopefully I can recommend a dealer
that has worked with the systems before.
Kind regards,
David Hampshire
Canems Engine Management Solutions
http://www.canems.co.uk/index.htm
This was their response when I mailed them about a kit for an m20 2.5.
Hello Mark,
Sorry for the slow response this time...
The ECU kit (which includes software, pc connection, manual and harness
connector) is £429.95
Semi assembled looms are available at £49.95 which makes wiring much
simpler - all colour coded wiring and pre-connected at the ECU - so it's
just a case of connecting the wires to your sensors / power supply.
I can throw in a MAP sensor free of charge with an ECU kit if you'd like
to go that way.
Recorded, tracked delivery on a system is £9.95
Where abouts in the country are you? Hopefully I can recommend a dealer
that has worked with the systems before.
Kind regards,
David Hampshire
Canems Engine Management Solutions
Re: omex 500?
bloody hell thats cheap! looks easy to install and lots of help too.
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Re: omex 500?
I don't know anything about the tech side really but I do know that a few people that have used them have been very happy with the results. They worked well on a Triumph straight six so can't see any reason why it wouldn't be just as good on an m20.
Re: omex 500?
hmm thats looks really good, cheers mark. i'll save up for that insted!
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