by Edwin Toms | Jan 19, 2022 | Tech Articles, Uncategorized
The VVT swap is a common upgrade for the early Mk1 and Mk2 MX-5s. Allowing you to take advantage of the later 2001-2005 1.8 NBFL VVT Engine, which boasts well for an NA power gain (not so for turbocharging, due to weaker rods when crossing the 230/ft/lbs reported...
by Edwin Toms | Jan 19, 2022 | Tech Articles, Uncategorized
Introducing “Long Term Trim” The ME range of ECUs allows Long-Term Trim (or LTT for short) to take place. It’s used extensively in most modern OEM ECUs as a way to ensure proper engine functioning when using the same map over tens of thousands of units, with the...
by Edwin Toms | Jan 19, 2022 | Tech Articles, Uncategorized
About Wide Band Oxygen Sensors It is not strictly necessary to have a permanent wideband installed on your car in order to run a standalone ECU like the ME221/ME442. Most chassis dyno facilities will have the equipment to measure the air/fuel ratio (AFR) so they can...