Sds
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From: North Hollywood, Ca USA
good luck with this product. I hope they have made significant changes to it since I tried to use it on a turbo II engine. my suggestion would be to wait and buy one of the other ECU's that run ignition and fuel and are better suited to rotary engines(microtech,haltech,wolf, autronic,motec, etc) this will be worth the extra money in the end.
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From: AL
Works on this car with a supercharger on a stock block TII motor.
www.rotarymiata.com
Making 230+ HP to the rear tires. He has made a few minor changes since his dyno trip and the engine is more powerful now.
www.rotarymiata.com
Making 230+ HP to the rear tires. He has made a few minor changes since his dyno trip and the engine is more powerful now.
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Joined: May 2001
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From: Calgary Alberta Canada
SDS are good guys, they are in the same city as I am, so I have had some interaction with them, and they have given me alot of technical info over the years..
They made the system for thier road racing turbo toyota motors and similar engines, its not really rotary friendly for ignition, it can be done with a distributor, but even them themselves told me I would be happier with a haltech or a TecII, and they were probably right..Max
They made the system for thier road racing turbo toyota motors and similar engines, its not really rotary friendly for ignition, it can be done with a distributor, but even them themselves told me I would be happier with a haltech or a TecII, and they were probably right..Max
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