Less input/outputs. Requires external coil driver. But otherwise would work just fine.
Just curious, but why couldn't we use the Microsquirt ECU on our cars? I am not planning on swapping anything, but I just saw where people were using these on their LS engines and wondered why I didn't try to go with the smaller Microsquirt for about the same price.
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Less input/outputs. Requires external coil driver. But otherwise would work just fine.
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Bunch of the sloppy mechanics dudes use microsquirt for turbo LSx applications with good success. It's been done enough now that you'd have a pretty good base from someone. I want to say it didn't have a MAP sensor built in, maybe the new ones do?
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No MAP
Can't drive "dumb" coils like ours
High impedance injectors only
A microsquirt would work fine with LS coils, high IMP injectors and a 3bar.
With a driver, but not off the board directly.
We will have to play around with it, but I seem to recall that the addition of some digital logic would be required to fire our coils with the Microsquirt, but the 'squirt could fire LS coils directly, so I opted for LS coils.
I was going to use the CPS and coil near plug, but that has been currently shelved while I work on other BS car projects. I chose the microsquirt because of size, options and cost.
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