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Old Dec 20, 2006, 07:41 PM
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Im with otter, id love to beable to change mivec to atleast 3800-4000, so on long trips with little traffic you can set the cruise and not suck up the extra gas.
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Well with the haltech none of that will be a problem, and best of all with the duel mapping ability, it can be setup where you can do a tune with the mivec point set to factory standard, and then set the mivec change point to a highre position which woudl also activate the duel mapping option at the same time, with a different set of maps to accomdate the mivec change point.

That way you can have a cruise map and a race map as such accomodating the two different mivec points. Just flick a switch and you do it all automatically.
Old Jan 2, 2007, 10:39 AM
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So have they opened yet?
Sorry but I've had my hopes up since last year.
Old Jan 3, 2007, 01:42 AM
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Hey all, an update.

So the interceptor has already been installed and was being put on the dyno.

I had the option to pick the car up today but wanted everything to be perfect and not rushed. So tomorrow I'll be headed down to Haltech and hopefully share some thoughts with this ecu and shed some light on the performance.

Should be fun

Cheers
Old Jan 3, 2007, 05:03 AM
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If you could be so kind, I'd like to see some pictures of the harness, as well.
Old Jan 3, 2007, 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by otter
If you could be so kind, I'd like to see some pictures of the harness, as well.
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Old Jan 3, 2007, 05:44 PM
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http://www.haltech.com.au/interceptor.htm

Above are full specs of the ECU Intercetpor package.
The harness is a simple 15 wire harness, although you will only be using around 8 of those wires on this vehicle in its most basic setup.
Old Jan 4, 2007, 01:51 AM
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Okay another update.

Recieved the car back today. I'll just give a quick review.

Firstly, I won't be able to take pictures of the harness as it is hidden behind the glove box and I'll have to remove the cover to have the ecu in full view - sorry!

In saying that, I am very very pleased with the results and so are Haltech. The 4G69 had a healthy increase of 15-20kw atw. The increase was quite impressive throughout the entire rev-range. In addition, torque was also increased throughout the entire revband.

The car now really is more responsive and pulls quite impressively from the get-go or from a rolling start. I am very happy with Haltech and RPW for giving me the opportunity.

These are my mods before ECU:
RRM Cold Air Intake
RPW Header/Downpipe + High Flow Cat
2.25" CBE + Magnaflow Muffler
RRM Pulley

PLEASE ANSWER: The car dyno'd 109.4kw atw. Does this seem right as I did see in this thread https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...ght=dyno+chart that stock RAs dyno around 146hp atw which is about 108kw. Can anyone shed some light on this?

I was hoping for more but am pleased with results. I also got the Haltech shifter light installed (All eyes on road now!)

I'll be posting up the dyno chart.

Cheers!
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That is a great result... you should be very pleased with that....

I think you are getting the kw and hp a little confused 1 kw is equal to 1.33hp or revert it back and it is 1hp is equal to .73kw (or something very close to that)

So now your car has 145hp... I am guessing that your car as stock like mine was about 110hp atw

There is a small difference in power ratings between the U.S.D cars versus the JDM. again congratulations that is a great result now you are ready for the cam shaft and the other nice intake mods
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Hey Christine, so I took the car for another spin later today and all I am absolutely very happy with the result. What is the power ratings between USD and our own?

There is a very healthy increase in low-end, second gear is absolutely responsive oppose to before when I had the CBE, second gear lost alot of low-end torque.

Below is the dyno chart as promised.

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Metric power numbers confuse me.

That's a nice and smooth torque band, though.
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hm... interesting i guess i know what i might be saving for eventually..
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Originally Posted by otter
Metric power numbers confuse me.

That's a nice and smooth torque band, though.
Damn Yanks!

Yeah, I know what you mean. I wish we would have converted like the rest of the WORLD after WWII. Ohhh well, let me google those conversion charts!

Your car is really turning out nice MITVRX.
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109.4kW = 146.6hP

If that is right, does that mean you gained 5hP? I'm confused.

ps: good link for a conversion page. http://www.mr2ownersclub.com/converter.htm
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Gaining 5hp sounds about right. It's the same as with RRM's piggyback, not a whole lot of peak HP/torque gained, but the powerband overall is greatly improved.


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