MSLabs MS3 Plug and Play ECU review
#11
My tuner did comment on tuning it, he was very impressed with the system. With the enhanced functions you can run multiple, switchable fuel and ignition tables. This gives you the ability to really get the car dialed in for Vtec/boost and also lets you have a very smooth AFR target at any load/RPM.
#13
My tuner did comment on tuning it, he was very impressed with the system. With the enhanced functions you can run multiple, switchable fuel and ignition tables. This gives you the ability to really get the car dialed in for Vtec/boost and also lets you have a very smooth AFR target at any load/RPM.
#15
Registered User
Startup is great, takes slightly longer to fire than the factory ECU but that is expected with a standalone. Driving around town is excellent, huge improvement over the OEM ECU with improved resolution. I've yet to have any major issues with the system. I was on the fence between the kpro and the MS3 and decided to go with the MS3 due to cost and my future goals of being a flex fuel street car with the possibility to run 8 injectors.
I've been talking to Jei about tuning my supercharger build, and he mentioned that he was really excited tuning your car. What are your plans with the car and the MS3? flex fuel with 8 injectors with FI?
#16
Has anyone got the link to the software you use to set the ecu up?
I really like the idea of using the traction control as i have a racelogic and AEM at the moment but i like the idea of intergrating it all into one ecu. Especially as the wiring from all the wheel sensors is already done and could quickly be attached to the ecu
I really like the idea of using the traction control as i have a racelogic and AEM at the moment but i like the idea of intergrating it all into one ecu. Especially as the wiring from all the wheel sensors is already done and could quickly be attached to the ecu
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My plans are to build it out as a street car, I have a dedicated track car so I'm not interested in tracking it. I will be going turbo here very shortly and I want to make sure that I can retain a streetable car under low load conditions but have enough fuel to support my power goals. I like the idea of having a street car that can walk all the Ferrari's and Lamborghini's in the area.