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JustinMP3 January-27th-2003 09:01 AM

tech III stand alone????
 
ok tell me more about this Teck III stand alone?
i have never heard of it and am not fam with it. Who, what, where, why, and HOW MUCH ( any body know anything about it i would love to get some info :) costs and where to get it any info please:D

Installshield January-27th-2003 09:42 AM

check tripoint engineering's website (www.Tripointengineering.com, I think...) they have some a catalog you can download that gives a quick overview of the system. Look around on the website for info on it too, I haven't been there in a while.

Ambient January-27th-2003 10:00 AM

Electromotive... like $3000, all I know off the top of my head, I will research it more. My friend has one on his GTi-R Sentra.

http://www.electromotive-inc.com/

The actual Tec3 is here... http://www.electromotive-inc.com/products/tec3.html

turboge January-27th-2003 11:32 AM

I don't think you'll need a TEC-III for your application. Why spend $3000 on something that won't help you out. If you are really looking at going to a Programmable ECU then start off with something less complicated and cheaper.

I wouldn't put one on until you go turbo or Supercharged.

JustinMP3 January-27th-2003 01:33 PM

hey thanks for the help guys i will check out the site

JustinMP3 January-29th-2003 08:08 AM


Originally posted by turboge
I don't think you'll need a TEC-III for your application. Why spend $3000 on something that won't help you out. If you are really looking at going to a Programmable ECU then start off with something less complicated and cheaper.

I wouldn't put one on until you go turbo or Supercharged.

hey you said start out with something less complicated and cheaper. what do you have in mind does anyone know of anything that would help me out on getting something good that will open up some more of my engines potential.

Ambient January-29th-2003 08:45 AM

If you are willing to spend the money, I believe the Tec3 to be awesome. You basically simplify everything in the engine down to a minimum number of sensors. NOTHING with your stock ECU remains.

But this is only if you are willing to spend your money.

Like I said, I'm talking to my friend about it, who has one, so if you have any specific questions, let me know so I can ask him.

mtbfreak40 January-29th-2003 09:21 AM

check out the haltech E6K, its a programable ecu that wont cost you 3000.

turboge January-29th-2003 11:01 AM

I do E6K kits for $1300. You can get a greddy E-manage for around $800. Other piggy back styles for around $800 as well.

What is it you are going for, what kind of power?

Ambient January-29th-2003 05:15 PM

This might need to be moved to the FI section...

But since the E-manage is a piggyback won't it have trouble overriding the stock open loop mode at WOT?

I was about to buy one today until I heard it was just a piggyback. Tell us more about it.

turboge January-29th-2003 05:44 PM


Originally posted by Ambient
This might need to be moved to the FI section...

But since the E-manage is a piggyback won't it have trouble overriding the stock open loop mode at WOT?

I was about to buy one today until I heard it was just a piggyback. Tell us more about it.

He's not Turbo, or N2O, or Supercharged......this is not FI..

Nothing that changes a signal will have trouble with WOT... I don't know where people are getting that idea.. it's not true.

The E-manage is a signal modifier and allows you to change timing and fuel based on the base maps in the computer. Its like an S-AFC and MSD-BTM built in one. The software isn't too complex and it does help for FI applications.

boostinp5 February-2nd-2003 02:01 AM

if you put a teck3 you will not pass smog. usually they hook up a OBD2 scanner under your dash. and with the stand alone, it will show wierd readings and will cause you to fail.

Bruce95fmla February-3rd-2003 01:49 PM


Originally posted by turboge


He's not Turbo, or N2O, or Supercharged......this is not FI..

Nothing that changes a signal will have trouble with WOT... I don't know where people are getting that idea.. it's not true.

The E-manage is a signal modifier and allows you to change timing and fuel based on the base maps in the computer. Its like an S-AFC and MSD-BTM built in one. The software isn't too complex and it does help for FI applications.

If I was going with a 1.8L BP with a VJ-20 turbo at starting 5lbs of boost, with intercooler .... ( I am being specific, as this is the set up I will be using ) would it be better to use the piggyback s-afc or the 1300 buck stand-alone u are talking about ,, what is the difference, I what will I individually be controlling ,.. considering I had a budget of 1300 , but did not have to spend that much if not needed....
Bruce

JustinMP3 February-4th-2003 05:14 PM

o crap now i am all confused:) i want about 200 whp, if possible i will stay NA, well i know its possible but i want to be safe. right now i have new valve springs and stage 2 port and polish on the head also on my intake manafold. o yeah and running the jspec cam shafts. i know i need to upgrade my ignitions and fuel systems, but i wanted to know what to do about the ecu problem. any ideas what i should do next to open some more power, or to just back up my port polish ???

mtbfreak40 February-4th-2003 05:19 PM

well high compression pistons are almost mandatory if you wanna hit 200 and still stay NA.also, you might wanna invest in an FS-ZE intake manifold from corksport. and also headers of some kind. from there you'll need some adjustable cam gears, and id go with Haltech E6K to tune your ride.


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