VN Commodore ECU update

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Re: VN Commodore ECU update

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That bin sounds really interesting. It'd be great if you could post it and any mapping information you have in the custom code section. Im sure lots of people would be interested to try it and help develop it further if it needs it.
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yeah post it up so we can check it out
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Your a champ Adrian, be great if you can post it up
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likewise from me. Would extended VE range be enough to suit 2.5 bar map? All going well could have running car as test bed next month or 2 just depends on how quick I can install sc14. Looks like I sv3800 tune might be short lived.
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Guys
before I post it up anywhere (and have mumtiple people find a problem) I'd like to initially have someone try it in a running car, NA preferably .
If someone can email me a $5D binary from their car i'll modify it with the changes needed and send it back for testing.
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modify an ARBP sv3800 bin and PM it to me mate and ill check it out and test it.
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I have a test bench that can simulate every sensor so can easily check MAP vs RPM for the entire table. Can confirm that its picking everything out of the table as it should.
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Any news on the bin with extended VE for 2/3 bar map. An update sc14 "kit" has arrived and also have acquired another 808, this way can keep good stock ecu intact for easy swap back. am about to fit eprom socket to second 808 and burn sv3800 bin. Will use sample 27C128 that was supplied with the burner for sv3800 and then use a 27sf512 or 28C256 for 2 bar capa sc bin or the 2/3 bar extended VE bin once the sc14 is installed.
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dont run that cappa bin its for V8 for a start and needs lots changed for V6 ive got a good base bin here for sc14 and 2bar map but you need some decient size injectors to go with it
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Re: VN Commodore ECU update

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As I'm starting with 6psi, could I get by with standard injectors. looking for high torque outcome to begin with. does your bin have enough VE cells to cope with the 2.5 bar map i was hoping to use with adrian's extend VE bin. regarding using 28c256 or 27SF512 for a 27c128 replacement, believe I need to offset the address in 28c256 by 4000H as pin 1 will be held high in 808. it follows that a larger offset still for 27SF512.