Thought i might open this up for people using megasquirt efi controlers to help and aid with megasquirt users, because all the other threads arn't really helping us with megasquirt so i thought this might be a better solution and we can talk about 1 thing not 25. So post your questions and stories and i or someone else can help you.
This thread i thought we could just talk about megasquirt and the various thing to go with it.
Great idea. Placed an order last wek for a unit.
Newt
Go-on, im listening 
so do u have one fitted ??
Thinking about intake manifolds. Has anyone converted the small type 3 manifolds for injectors?
Newt
You can get manifolds from cb performance parts, they have the bosh injector bungs already welded in and their are two different sorts. I have built
my megasquirt controler but i have not fitted it yet but i will get there soon (i hope). Heres the link for the intake manifold i dont think their
type three but you could look at the site ........
Manifolds = http://www.cbperformance.com/catalog.asp?ProductID=320
Parts for efi = http://www.cbperformance.com/cataloglist.asp?Search=fuel+injection
Megasquirt site = http://www.msefi.com
or just diy it, i am its not really that hard.
If anyone has any questions i should be able to answer them and if not i should be able to point you in the right direction. I have built one and i know someone who has built 2 so if you need to ask any questions feel free.
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I was thinking about running themon a type 1.
I was reading that you can use a 3/8" pipe thread to 5/8" compression fitting to fit the injectors into a manifold.
Just not quite sure who to ask to find these. Thinking Coventry Fasteners.
Newt
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Toby
What are your thoughts on the Innovate LC-1 Wideband?
I had been pondering Tech Edge.
Cheers
Newt
I have the sam ecu as you (their great), with the LC-1 do you find it good or do you think 14pointseven wideband is better thanks.
Come on people start talking.. LOL 
get a haltech
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theres always plenty of discussion and threads on MS in the fuel injection forum over at Shoptalk
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Mmmmm what model Motec is that one Joel???
thats the artline70 special edition
it was sitting on my desk while i got serial numbers early in the piece and couldnt help doodling on it one night watching tv
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The LC-1 has been great since I had it replaced after the first one died while testing it on the bench.
The RMA process was great and I had a new one from the states in under a week.
Since then it's worked perfectly.
Megasquirt II can take a direct analog 0-5v input from one of the 2 analog outputs...(MS is coded for it and is an option in o2 sensor selection in
the configurator) the other goes to the gauge.
Uses a simple bosch 5 wire o2 sensor and can e configured for virtually any fuel type.
Haltech sell the same wideband controller under their own brand name btw with the nice digital gauge :-)
Can't comment on other setups but I know there are several out there now to choose from.
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Whats wrong with ms2 i ike it so far. 
Its not in my car yet tho.
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Hi Pete!
- I assembled it myself...spent 5 years as an electronics tech/assembler in a previous life
- I've probably spent about $1500 tops on EFI related stuff but it could be done for well under a grand. I experimented with a few options before
settling on the current config controlling fuel and ignition
- using type 3 efi runners with commodore injectors and CB fuel rails, camira throttle body
- didn't get much tuning in before I decided to remove the engine again to make some changes, but the fuel can be dialled in quite accurately with
the wideband by datalogging drives and feeding the info based on AFR targets into megalogviewer which optimises the VE table...deffo would be easier
with a second person to make the real time changes on the fly with the laptop...timing is more "seat of the pants" and once I've got it as close as
I can it's off to the dyno
Can't wait to get the engine back in, the new turbo fitted and the suby intercooler plumbing all sorted.
what did you do for sensing temp? how many sensors and where?
now that 1500 is that computer and all
Ha! The old "coolant" temp sender problem on an aircooled VW...sorry I don't have the answer.
I first tried an open element GM style sender in the airstream under 3 & 4, then a GM style coolant sender where the oil pressure switch goes on a
beetle (i have a converted beetle case in the type 3) and played with the calibration in megatune. I must admit that I'm still not entirely happy
with my warmup enrichment. Next I'm going to try something attached to the head similar to the VW oem setup. I also have an IAT sensor in the
manifold just before the throttle body.
I don't have receipts handy, but yes $1500 included the computer.
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Has anyone got a Ford EDIS-4 working with megasquirt?
Also can anyone who has put a megasquirt in had it tuned on a rolling road? I think part of the battle is finding a dyno tuner that can work with
megasquirt instead of Haltech/microtech
Cheers
Steve