ClioSport.net

Register a free account today to become a member!
Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!

  • When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Read more here.

alternative management



  RenaultSport clio 172 mk2
which one would you recommend on a budget that would do the job mate?im thinking megasquirt but have no idea how to install it?
 
  RenaultSport clio 172 mk2
aparantly it is pretty basic but i have no clue as to what parts i need to get it to work!

been on the website and it does look prettty good!
 
Megasquite is good and cheap and the stuff out there to do it and it as said has been used and has a great helpful base of users.

However its not that advanced.
 
  RenaultSport clio 172 mk2
for someone with not alot of knowledge about mapping im guessing its going to take quite some time just to get wired up?
 
What are you trying to acheive though?

If you wan to convert your carb fed V8 to EFI maybe but a modern engine with advanced engine management as standard?

IMO if you cant afford to do it properly dont bother. You will end up with something worse then what you started with.
 
  RenaultSport clio 172 mk2
i can just about afford an omex but i want to see if there are other methods that can be used and just as good
 
  E92 M3 Monte Carlo
i'd steer clear of megasquirt my mate has it on his EFI reno 5 and its pretty poor,it was supposed to be self learning to a degree but wasnt self learning at all,the new DTA is very good nick at hillpowerhas used it on about 3 cars lately and rates it highly
 
We have fitted the pro 8 on a 172 engined Spider which is racing in Tasmania and the new s40 system which we have fitted to variuos conversions inc a Sodemo built group 'a' sprint car which goes very well and came back from an evevt in Ireland on its first outing with fasted overseas cometitor The ststem is not the cheapest but in most cases its worth saving a bit more and getting a product which does what it says on the tin. That said even the very best system will be poor if not installed and set up properly.
 


Top