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by decipha
2022 Mar 11, 15:21
Forum: KRAF5 - 99-02 Zetec
Topic: ZX2 Tuning Decision
Replies: 5
Views: 7091

Re: ZX2 Tuning Decision

strats dont get personalized tunes do

so yes you will have to tune it
by decipha
2022 Mar 10, 13:35
Forum: KRAF5 - 99-02 Zetec
Topic: ZX2 Tuning Decision
Replies: 5
Views: 7091

Re: ZX2 Tuning Decision

sounds like a quarterhorse is in your future
by decipha
2022 Mar 09, 16:55
Forum: CBAZA - 94/95 Mustang V8 ECUs
Topic: FN2300. How is it used?
Replies: 5
Views: 1767

Re: FN2300. How is it used?

only way to dial it in is to put it on a dyno and steady state each cell and throw timing around til you find peak torque output


my mbt reference chart on the homepage will get you about 95% of the way there from the get go
by decipha
2022 Mar 09, 10:32
Forum: The Garage & Build Threads
Topic: 1969 Ford Bronco with Explorer EFI & EDIS conversion
Replies: 17
Views: 7870

Re: 1969 Ford Bronco with Explorer EFI & EDIS conversion

all the same

You can plug the hardware code in on the homepage under supported ecu's search box though for specifics.
by decipha
2022 Mar 09, 06:52
Forum: CBAZA - 94/95 Mustang V8 ECUs
Topic: FN2300. How is it used?
Replies: 5
Views: 1767

Re: FN2300. How is it used?

fn2300 is the mbt spark table

Anything that says mbt is a modifier for it, such as egr, lambe and ect modifiers which adjusts mbt for those conditions.

Its used on manuals too as mbt is how idle feedback spark is calculated but that would be a mostly correct statement as autos use it for torque reduction on shifts (torque modulation) as well as a modifier to tv pressure as torque is based on retard from mbt (torque ratio).

In any case you should always set the table to the most accurate timing for the engine. MBT is the timing where the engine makes the most power so you can think of it as the max timing the engine will ever want.

I just noticed that my timing write up is 11 years old and back in 16' it only had a partial update. I'll put it on my list to update here next.
by decipha
2022 Mar 08, 13:34
Forum: Additional Support
Topic: SBF EDIS (or CNP?)
Replies: 3
Views: 2863

Re: SBF EDIS (or CNP?)

yep, use your quarterhorse to dial it in then when done I can write the ecu directly and we can ship-swap them no problem.
by decipha
2022 Mar 08, 07:44
Forum: Additional Support
Topic: SBF EDIS (or CNP?)
Replies: 3
Views: 2863

Re: SBF EDIS (or CNP?)

I wouldn't recommend using megajolt or the old edis module. Best bet is an integrated edis module from a newer faster ecu.

16v ain't shit I've ran them up to 19v with no problems.

Curious, why do you need a fan if running methanol? We used filled blocks back in the day. Unless trans cooler?

Toss an 03/04 luxury sedan on it for timing duty only. You can do either coil on plug using oem ford coils (99-04) or you can use coil packs (98 and older).

All the ecu needs is the crank trigger and she can spin 8k all day every day no problem.
by decipha
2022 Mar 07, 21:59
Forum: The Garage & Build Threads
Topic: 1969 Ford Bronco with Explorer EFI & EDIS conversion
Replies: 17
Views: 7870

Re: 1969 Ford Bronco with Explorer EFI & EDIS conversion

yes

yes

no, "calibrated" mafs are for those who dont tune

ask away
by decipha
2022 Mar 07, 20:28
Forum: The Garage & Build Threads
Topic: 1969 Ford Bronco with Explorer EFI & EDIS conversion
Replies: 17
Views: 7870

Re: 1969 Ford Bronco with Explorer EFI & EDIS conversion

pretty much may be a couple pins to swap but you can compare it in the pin out listing

http://www.efidynotuning.com/pinouts.htm

RZASA is the luxury sedan ecu.

nah I have no preference on tb whichever one you can get a good deal on.
by decipha
2022 Mar 07, 20:07
Forum: CDAN4 - 96/97 Fords (Most All)
Topic: Looking for tuning help on 1996 Bronco
Replies: 33
Views: 10717

Re: Looking for tuning help on 1996 Bronco

Yeah always best to yank the ecu to see the actual hardware code as its not too uncommon for ecu's to get strategy swapped.