Hello,
i am from munich/germany.
my name is ernst and i am very related to motor-cycles. therefore i own 6, only brand moto guzzi.
but only two fitted with injection.
till beginning 90th i work in service for radio and tv. then i changed into edp. actual i try to make people happy with my programs.
on basic of a motoguzzi 750 engine with 4-valve heads and carburators i plan, to rebuild it with 820ccm/4 valve heads and injection.
injection-modules will be taken from moto guzzi breva 750 ie.
i own complete engine, injection modules ( 2 times, 36 mm diameter with injectores, right side with TPI ), ignition ( coils ) and fuel-pump.
MAP for air intake and a temperature sensor at cylinder head ( no water cooling ) is also available.
lambda will be fitted into each exhaust-pipe, bau only for tuning setup. afterwards only one lambda will be mounted on exhaust-collector at end of pipes ( reason is not available space ).
after reading many informations about stock ecu i decided to use a MS for steering ignition and injectors.
now i have read many from german MS, from US-site and on http://www.extraefi.co.uk . i found sometimes links at intrested points, but they dead.
so i have many information but no answer for my elementary questions.
sometimes i found relation to guzzi. grippo wrote something about odd-fire and announced some new code.
now i am missing some concret information how i can determine hardware for my specific request.
i guess that MegaSquirt-II V3 is correct. maybe....
maybe i need another hardware for testing ...
i hope that somebody can help me !!!
best regards
ernst
new member again
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Re: new member again
Hi Ernst,
I think the best thing you can do is to just buy a MS and go on.
Then you will walk into problems but you can then try to solve them here.
I don't know if the MS-II v3 is good enough for this but I will guess so because there are other bikes with MS.
Good luck!
I think the best thing you can do is to just buy a MS and go on.
Then you will walk into problems but you can then try to solve them here.
I don't know if the MS-II v3 is good enough for this but I will guess so because there are other bikes with MS.
Good luck!
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Re: new member again
If you're buying a ready to run ECU, a MicroSquirt may be your best bet, as it's optimized for motorcycles and similar applications. It is possible, but a bit trickier, to set up an MS2 V3.0 to have the same capabilities.
Re: new member again
I would second the Microsquirt recomendation.
1. It is small. Making it great for a bike
2. It is packaged in a weather resistant (not weather proof) case that uses ampseal connectors that are much better at with standing the elements than the DB37 can.
Best of luck.
Dean
1. It is small. Making it great for a bike
2. It is packaged in a weather resistant (not weather proof) case that uses ampseal connectors that are much better at with standing the elements than the DB37 can.
Best of luck.
Dean