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05-13-2008, 07:43 PM
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mega squirt walkthrough
can anyone point me towards a 'walkthrough' for installing a megasquirt into a 3.0lt 75 please.
other than mega squirt, is there a better way of getting rid of the
AMF?
thanks
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05-13-2008, 09:06 PM
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SDS and Autototronic are a couple of options.
More pricey as they are complete setups though.
There's several others also, but those two came to mind first.
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05-13-2008, 10:17 PM
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Take a look here:
ALFAGTV6.COM ~ View Forum - MegaSquirt Fuel Injection
I put an MS in my 3.0L Verde and got it idling but didn't have time to further tune it before my track events started up last year so I removed it and haven't gotten around to putting it back in yet. Currently building a 3.0L with S Pistons and more aggressive cams and eventually headers. Plan on putting the MS in again once the engine is broken in so I can get rid of the AFM.
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05-14-2008, 11:45 AM
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there is the post I did for a VEMS install
VEMS Install on my verde
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05-14-2008, 06:32 PM
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I am going to install on in my 200hp 1987 Veloce within the next few months. I've got a thread "Danyl's Yellow Spider" I should be posting my success and failures with the system come August.
I've already read the "MegaManual" a few times through. It seems fairly straight forward for the 2.0 L engine.
I did some considerable research and decided it worth the try. The Autronic looked like my next best choice, but the price difference is substantial.
Daniel
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Daniel:
I look forward to reading about your project. I too have read the MegaManual, and agree that it seems straightforward. The biggest challenge with an Alfa would be the induction system. Do you plan to use a modified Spica manifold, or Weber-style throttle bodies bolted to a carburetor manifold? The Spica route seems much cheaper, though no one has published much on what type of injectors would fit a bored-out Spica, will provide a workable spray pattern, and of course, have the correct lbs fuel/hr rating.
You may not be prepared to answer this until August when your project gets underway.
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05-14-2008, 11:44 PM
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Not meaning to hijack this thread, but I have already made a plan thanks to considerable input from many on this web site.
The SPICA is a very viable option. Many people have gone that route. The Bosch system apparently is improved dramatically with Megasquirt, but is still limited by the manifold and throttle body size. Msiert's Black Spider uses some really exciting individual throttle bodies. That's what I'm shooting for. I'm going to install my Megasquirt on my existing Bosch system first, get the bugs out, and then build the ITB system and re-map the megasquirt. This way I take the project one step at a time.
Now back to our regularly scheduled programming...
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05-15-2008, 03:20 AM
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There is no real walkthrough with MS because everybody takes a different path.
If you stick with the stock hardware it should be pretty straight forward except for the fact that you need to allow for a flyback circuit due to the low impedance injectors. Or you can just use in line resistors.
EDIS6 ignition would be a worthy and relatively inexpensive addition.
Plus a wideband O2 sensor to make tuning easier.
The above is the way I'll be going when and if I get around to replacing the 4 banger with a V6.
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05-15-2008, 03:11 PM
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The biggest challenge with an Alfa would be the induction system. Do you plan to use a modified Spica manifold, or Weber-style throttle bodies bolted to a carburetor manifold? The Spica route seems much cheaper, though no one has published much on what type of injectors would fit a bored-out Spica, will provide a workable spray pattern, and of course, have the correct lbs fuel/hr rating.
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Jay, here's a post from Richard a few weeks ago showing his modification using a Bosch manifold. Compared to the cost of the Jenvy or TWM Weber style t/bodies, this seems to be an effective and cheaper approach.
(Sorry, I couldn't get the photos to copy. You'll have to search for Richard's post.)
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Eric, How large are your Throttle Bodies? I know Wes list 40s(mm), but are yours bigger.
Below are the 43.5s I built to attach to a modified Bosch manifold to use EFI easily.
The brass bullerfly laying in one port is a 40mm for comparison...
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05-29-2008, 09:59 AM
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Hi Jazig,
Try this read by Steve Rosser Building a Megasquirt
Peter Web was another Alfa Pioneer with the Megasquirt back in the day. Might want to try a couple of searches that way as well.
Good luck & don't forget to post your results,
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07-15-2008, 01:11 AM
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Link no worky...
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07-23-2008, 04:59 AM
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Works for me. That is the article I used as a reference when building my MS.
alfagtv6.com MegaSquirt Article
Kevin
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