Hks F Con
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Rotor or no motor
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Hks F Con
Hey guys
A friend purchased his fd with a HKS F CON.
What kind of Ecu add on is that?
does it need some sort of a datalogic to be tuned ? ( like apexi power fc?)
if yes ...does anyone have it ?
Thanks
Con
A friend purchased his fd with a HKS F CON.
What kind of Ecu add on is that?
does it need some sort of a datalogic to be tuned ? ( like apexi power fc?)
if yes ...does anyone have it ?
Thanks
Con
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Original Gangster/Rotary!
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That thing is very old school. Better off just getting a power fc.
More info here:
http://www.hksusa.com/categories/?id=1923
More info here:
http://www.hksusa.com/categories/?id=1923
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The Datalogit works on all PowerFC's. Hit up the PowerFC section and read the FAQ.
The FCON is a VERY simple and old-school fuel computer. It was cool in 1995, it's way outdated now.
Dale
The FCON is a VERY simple and old-school fuel computer. It was cool in 1995, it's way outdated now.
Dale
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Originally Posted by DaleClark
The FCON is a VERY simple and old-school fuel computer. It was cool in 1995, it's way outdated now.
Dale
Dale
The major reason why the F-CON V Pro never took off in the US is b/c HKS has some marketing geniuses (serious sarcasm here). They only gave the tuning software and firmware to HKS Certified Pro Dealers (not even just Authorized Distributors, but you had to be a Pro Dealer as well). These "gradations" are based on HUGE *mandatory* monthly buy-ins, and simply said, only the largest car sales markets can afford such large monthly buy-ins (Supra shops, WRX shops, and the like). No FD or rotary specialist can move THAT large volume of HKS parts, and as such, no FD or rotary specialist is an HKS Pro Dealer. As such, no FD or rotary specialist has much experience - and more importantly - or the tools necessary to tune the ECU. And for obvious reasons, you don't want a piston engine tuner attempting to tune your rotary
~Ramy
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Ah, true - I wasn't thinking about the FCON V Pro, but the older PFC-FCON. The newer FCON is good from what I know, but NO ONE has really done anything with it in the US. Another place where HKS USA dropped the ball big time.
Dale
Dale
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Well guys
Its for the 16bit ecu as it came off a 2002 type R
No authorized HKS dealers in Cyprus so this guy wants to get rid of it...
if anyone's interested let me know
(pretty much doubt any interest but im trying to help the guy out)
thanks
Con
Its for the 16bit ecu as it came off a 2002 type R
No authorized HKS dealers in Cyprus so this guy wants to get rid of it...
if anyone's interested let me know
(pretty much doubt any interest but im trying to help the guy out)
thanks
Con
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Hi,
I'm going to bump this for a couple of reasons.
I know an HKS pro dealer, and you're right -- his bread and butter is Supras, BMW's and Lexuses (Lexi??). But, he does tune (NOTE: Tune, NOT build) some 12a cars for challenge cup.
ANYWAY -- he was selling the HKS fcon V-pro, as a fully closed loop, map it and forget it, FC for the FD, he says the processing power is astonishing and it can do it. He'd have to "call the boys in Japan" to see if he could get some maps for rx-7's. There seemed to be some interesting features with it. Including 4 programmable dials, for adjusting anything, in 12 degree increments. I'm not sure exactly what you'd want to adjust on the fly -- mabey leading and trailing timing?
Any other info on this? He ballparked the whole setup at about 4k Canadian, with the wideband.
I'm going to bump this for a couple of reasons.
I know an HKS pro dealer, and you're right -- his bread and butter is Supras, BMW's and Lexuses (Lexi??). But, he does tune (NOTE: Tune, NOT build) some 12a cars for challenge cup.
ANYWAY -- he was selling the HKS fcon V-pro, as a fully closed loop, map it and forget it, FC for the FD, he says the processing power is astonishing and it can do it. He'd have to "call the boys in Japan" to see if he could get some maps for rx-7's. There seemed to be some interesting features with it. Including 4 programmable dials, for adjusting anything, in 12 degree increments. I'm not sure exactly what you'd want to adjust on the fly -- mabey leading and trailing timing?
Any other info on this? He ballparked the whole setup at about 4k Canadian, with the wideband.