Tim's Evo 9 SE build. From Stock to 2.2themoon
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kizzlecake (Jun 6, 2019)
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M150?
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Erik@MIL.SPEC (Jul 14, 2016)
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The Infinity is a nice ECU and I know my way around it now to make changes. My tuner Jay Meagher was one of the Beta testers for the infinity and knows it really well. He knows the M800 and Haltech line as well. The M800 was the staple of standalone ECU's for a very long time. He still uses it on the 1000-1600rwhp Toyota Supra's.
With the M1 series being 14 or so years newer then the M800 it, its the next step in their line.
I purchased it to learn,Jay and I are excited to see what it can do. The knock control is pretty cool and there are a handful of videos on it. You can find out exactly what frequency the knock is along with alot of other advanced features. It also logs/connects thru a Ethernet cable so thats also an improvement.
With the M1 series being 14 or so years newer then the M800 it, its the next step in their line.
I purchased it to learn,Jay and I are excited to see what it can do. The knock control is pretty cool and there are a handful of videos on it. You can find out exactly what frequency the knock is along with alot of other advanced features. It also logs/connects thru a Ethernet cable so thats also an improvement.
Last edited by Abacus; Jul 14, 2016 at 03:41 PM.
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kizzlecake (Jun 6, 2019)
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Originally Posted by MinusPrevious
Hi Tim
Why the 2 different wheels? What exact wheel size & tire are you fitting?
Joe
Why the 2 different wheels? What exact wheel size & tire are you fitting?
Joe