MaxxECU MINI Unboxing | Overview 4K

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[@team97octanos]

Que ganas tengo de ver esta pequeña ecu produciendo un gran poder !!

[@DK-421]

Can't wait to run a Maxxecu at some point.

[@bishopuu07]

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[@mkaphengstworkout]

I really enjoy your videos. This one is cool, I'm looking forward to piggy backing a stock ecu. Did you ever get the megasquirt canbus to work? I think I heard you mention this in a past video.

[@TurbineResearch]

The microsquirt has many default can outputs that can be used for dashboards but inputs are not easy at all unfortunately. MS3 can do a lot but ms2 is much more limited with can inputs

[@tonyrichmond9428]

I just found out about these. What are the limitations of the mini?

[@TurbineResearch]

Mostly Physical IO. You can overcome with either canbus but you are still limited on the number of cylinders it can output

[@NLamki2002]

Would this work as a primary ecu? I have a 1986 nissan 300zx and I need a more tune-able ecu.

[@TurbineResearch]

Yes it would work on that application. But you need to make the wiring harness

[@NLamki2002]

@@TurbineResearch what ecu would you recommend for me? On a budget and I just want to be able to tune the engine.

[@TurbineResearch]

@@NLamki2002 it depends on your level of expertise with wiring. Most stand alone ECUs need to be fully wired into the car. You will also need a wideband sensor so buy the time you buy a wideband controller it can make a cheap ecu the same price as something more featured. Take a look at the maxxecu street with lsu4.2 or if diy autotune has a plug and play that may be a good way to go

[@NLamki2002]

@TurbineResearch I have no experience with wiring but I'm good with tech so I'm willing to learn. And I don't mind the time as it's a long term project and I still need to buy coilovers, new interior, etc.
Anyway thanks and I'll take a look

[@TurbineResearch]

@@NLamki2002 there are lots of good wiring resources available so you should be good with a bit of research