Kibagami

HI,
I'm new around here so don't really know if this is the right post. But here I go. I been looking around for some time now (3 months) for a Wolf3d base map for a close friend. Why am i posting? Cuz we are in Puerto RIco and he knows noting about English and I know very little about RX7 , but hope to work well as a team.
He has a Mazda RX7 T2 S4 completely stock accept that all sensors have been eliminated (Accept TPS and Coolant Sensor) His stock components are the turbine, injectors and all the rest.
When we install stock ECU car starts and runs good, but when installing WOlf3D ECU it doesn't. We have been able to connect pc and all to verify live data and whatever other things may this help in doing.
To my best knowledge what he needs is a stock map to load on Wolf3D ECU and he should at least get the car to start.I guess from there it would be more about tweaking the settings to get the max performance of the motor.

Evil Aviator

Like most universal EMS products, the Wolf3D comes with a base map, but you still need to configure it. Once configured, you can simply follow the starting procedure in the manual. Which version is it?

Kibagami

Hi EvilAviator
Thanks for taking the time to reply. The version we are using is V4. As the factory base map goes I'm pretty sure it no longer exists cuz he bought the ECU used and apart from that he started messing with the thing. Pretty sure that's long gone by now.

diabolical1

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welcome to the board.

Wolf 3D - RX7Club.com

i have no reason to spend time in the Wolf 3D forum, but i would imagine (like the other EMS forums) you'll probably be able to find a base tune there, directly or indirectly. i think you'll need more posts before you can actually post anything there, but you should be able to read just fine.

you can also utilize the free posts in this forum, to get your post count up and thus, get your privileges.

Evil Aviator

Do you have the user guide and software guide?

Yes, that is probably the best place to go, but I think he doesn't have enough posts yet. Situations like this are why I always recommend that people only buy an EMS if they have local support for it. However, sometimes the internet can help a little bit.