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Abbey Motorsport's with Syvecs S6 ecu with traction control


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Spent a day @ CAT training http://catdrivertraining.co.uk/ yesterday on a Gymkana day which we had an awesome time.

 

Managed to get some time using our own 350Z with the Syvecs S6 installed and tuned , down loaded some data after a run you can see the traction control being used , no throttle being shut when the traction is being used.

 

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The traction is totally tunable you can have different traction set up's switched by the cruise control switch on the steering wheel as well as different fuel/ignition maps and boost control levels if the car is Turbo charged.

 

 

 

 

Should have Syvecs S6 fitted on a S/C car very soon which should give good results especially with traction control set up being used.

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HR requires the S8 instead of the S6 , as the HR run 2 throttle bodies and the S6 cant drive 2 x DBW throttle bodies.The ECU works in the same way , but also allows 2 x lambda's using origial Bosch LSU wide band lambdas. Where as the S6 only can run a single lambda which we run on the Odd bank , we can add after market external lambda'a thou but this will remove a couple of Inputs that can be used for datalogging purposes.We can add a oil pressure sensor/use the original oil temperature sender to provide trips for low oil pressure and low oil temp/high oil temps and also trips for water temp as well.I will work out a price for both the S6 fitment on a DE (REV UP we maybe able to use a S6 with the new I/O box being made by Syvecs) and the S8 fitment on a HR.Already working on a S8 fitment on a Twin Turbo HR build we have done already.

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  • 3 weeks later...

After a quick blast with Mark on some damp B-roads I can vouch for the TC system (change of trousers required shortly after lol). The way it cuts the throttle/torque is superb and makes the oem system seem rather antiquated. On track and road I can see this being mighty useful. I think I'd best get saving!

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Nissan 350Z DE 276 BHP Syvecs kit ( REV UP AND HR will require a S8 ECU) will explain on a separate thread

 

Syvecs S6 kit ( ECU and loom) £1920-00 inc vat

Map sensor (supply and fit) £ 162-00 inc vat

Dyno time to tune car £ 400-00 inc vat ( fuel/ignition map tuned, 4 levels of traction control all switched via cruise switch)

 

Basic cruise control will be implemented early on in 2013 which we can upgrade easily.

 

Total inc VAT £2482-00 inc vat.

 

We can add extra safety items , if we run oil pressure/oil temperature and fuel pressure sensors we can add engine trips for all these sensor , i.e high oil temp we put the car on limp i.e low rpm limited throttle opening , same again for cold oil temp/water temp. low oil pressure at high rpm again can either be limp or totally engine cut. I will get a price for these supplied and fitted over the next couple of days.

 

But the main gain over the Haltech will be the excellent traction control that a few people on here have seen, it is totally awesome.

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Nissan 350Z DE 276 BHP Syvecs kit ( REV UP AND HR will require a S8 ECU) will explain on a separate thread

 

Syvecs S6 kit ( ECU and loom) £1920-00 inc vat

Map sensor (supply and fit) £ 162-00 inc vat

Dyno time to tune car £ 400-00 inc vat ( fuel/ignition map tuned, 4 levels of traction control all switched via cruise switch)

 

Basic cruise control will be implemented early on in 2013 which we can upgrade easily.

 

Total inc VAT £2482-00 inc vat.

 

We can add extra safety items , if we run oil pressure/oil temperature and fuel pressure sensors we can add engine trips for all these sensor , i.e high oil temp we put the car on limp i.e low rpm limited throttle opening , same again for cold oil temp/water temp. low oil pressure at high rpm again can either be limp or totally engine cut. I will get a price for these supplied and fitted over the next couple of days.

 

But the main gain over the Haltech will be the excellent traction control that a few people on here have seen, it is totally awesome.

 

I trust you are doing night courses on all of the above Mark?

:wacko:

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