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Huge News for the R35 GT-R community! Motec has announced a full standalone Ecu.

Posted by Reid on March 1, 2013
Posted in: Product News, Shop News.
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The new MoTeC’s Nissan R35 GT-R Engine Plug-In ECU Kit is a major development for the R35 GT-R. Forged performance will have several units in shortly!

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MoTeC’s Nissan R35 GT-R Engine Plug-In ECU Kit is a

  • Tuneable individual bank closed loop Lambda control.
  • Boost control integrated with torque control system. engine ECU. No rewiring is necessary; the kit plugs
    into the stock wiring harness using the original

  • Launch control integrated with torque control system – torque
    sensors and fuel system. and engine speed limits can be defined for launch.
    All essential Original Equipment (OE) functions are

  • Launch sequence builds boost prior to launch – critical with
    maintained, including dashboard, traction control and large turbochargers.
    gearbox systems.

  • Additional 10 position switch for VDC gain – adjusts severity
    of VDC events.

    FEATURES

  • Additional 2 position switch for switching maps: Boost Aim,
  • Compatible with all known variants of R35 in all geographic Engine Speed Limit, Fuel Mixture Aim, Ignition Timing, Throttle Pedal Translation. regions 2007 – 2012. Note: Each variant may have a unique Start File.
  • Integrated 250 Mbyte of logging memory.
  • Fully integrates with stock systems including VDC traction
  • Includes Level 2 Data Logging – 200 channels at up to
    control and transmission, and complies with OE system 200Hz – upgradable to 2000 channels at up to 1000Hz.
    requests.

  • Data analysis via i2 software.
  • Torque limiting delivered via throttle and ignition control.
  • External fuel pump output for closed loop fuel pressure control.
  • Engine load calculation based on MAF, MAP, throttle position
  • Sensor fallback – if a sensor fails (e.g. MAP) alternate load and boost pressure, or a combination of these, to provide sensors are used. optimum results in all situations.
  • Additional sensors may be added via the breakout connector:
  • Full Cruise Control capability. multiple EGTs (via TCA Thermocouple Amplifier or up to 8 via
  • Integrated fully tuneable DSP knock control on individual E888), GPS.
    cylinders.

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