NA6 and custom ECU plans

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Re: NA6 and custom ECU plans

Postby noisymime » Sun Nov 03, 2019 2:06 pm

93_Clubman wrote:
noisymime wrote:NB8B available now too

Great news! How about the 1998-2000 NB8A, as opposed to the 2000 onward NB8B?

That's the one model I haven't done yet :)
Mostly because I don't have a test car for it and haven't had anyone stick their hand up with one saying they're happy to test.

I'll get there with it, just not sure when yet

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Re: NA6 and custom ECU plans

Postby 93_Clubman » Mon Nov 04, 2019 9:49 am

Tks - hopefully you'll get a volunteer in central Victoria as a result of this. Btw, as you're probably aware the 1998-2000 NB8A used the same ECU connector as the 1996-1997 NA8, but no doubt the were pinning differences due to the change from the BP05 head to the BP4W head & the use of some different sensors.

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Re: NA6 and custom ECU plans

Postby noisymime » Mon Nov 04, 2019 10:02 am

93_Clubman wrote:Tks - hopefully you'll get a volunteer in central Victoria as a result of this. Btw, as you're probably aware the 1998-2000 NB8A used the same ECU connector as the 1996-1997 NA8, but no doubt the were pinning differences due to the change from the BP05 head to the BP4W head & the use of some different sensors.


Yeah there's a lot of pin differences, but also things like the introduction of the ECU based alternator control, so they're quite different ECUs despite having the same connector. It's not hard, just takes a while to pull together.

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Re: NA6 and custom ECU plans

Postby shirtz » Thu Nov 07, 2019 9:47 am

have read through the thread and keen to take the leap.

I have a 93 NA8. how do I hop on board :)

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Re: NA6 and custom ECU plans

Postby noisymime » Thu Nov 07, 2019 9:50 am

shirtz wrote:have read through the thread and keen to take the leap.

I have a 93 NA8. how do I hop on board :)

You can order one here if you're interested: https://speeduino.com/shop/index.php?id ... er=product

There's somewhere in the order of 700 NA6 PNPs out there now, so they're fairly mature in terms of development and tuning :)

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Re: NA6 and custom ECU plans

Postby StanTheMan » Thu Nov 07, 2019 10:03 am

Wow I'm blown away. It Does VVT...... :shock: 8)

well that's significant.
Satans Ride called F33nix the resurrected NA6

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Re: NA6 and custom ECU plans

Postby shirtz » Thu Nov 07, 2019 10:12 am

noisymime wrote:
shirtz wrote:have read through the thread and keen to take the leap.

I have a 93 NA8. how do I hop on board :)

You can order one here if you're interested: https://speeduino.com/shop/index.php?id ... er=product

There's somewhere in the order of 700 NA6 PNPs out there now, so they're fairly mature in terms of development and tuning :)



legend thank you.

anyone done an install vid? shopping list to get things running?

sorry - all newb questions, ill sit down and read the manual over the weekend :)

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Re: NA6 and custom ECU plans

Postby DanZig » Tue Dec 10, 2019 11:44 am

Awesome work!

Anyone in Adelaide had a go at tuning one? Ive got an itb na6 (1.8) in need of a new ecu and this looks great.


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