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Old Dec 10, 2010 | 11:33 PM
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Default MSD Blaster EFI System anyone use one

Has anyone use this with a supercharge or turbo setup.
Most performance enthusiasts think of high voltage coils when they hear the name Blaster, but for 2007, you'll be introduced to the all new Blaster EFITM system! That's right, MSD now offers a complete Electronic Fuel Injection System!

MSD's Blaster EFI system is an affordable electronic fuel injection system that delivers wide-band oxygen sensor feedback and onboard data acquisition (without a laptop connected). This means you get a closed loop EFI system that is constantly monitoring the exhaust gases and making adjustments to achieve the best performance possible. From idle to wide open throttle, the Blaster EFI system will deliver great driveability and performance!

The Blaster EFI system was developed in conjunction with the EFI wizards at Big Stuff 3. The system is a bank-fire set-up so there is no cam synchronization signal needed, which simplifies installation. From there, you can tweak and tune with the easy to use software to fit your driving style and need.

One helpful tool for tuning is the on-board data acquisition feature of the Blaster. This will allow you to review selected engine management variables to be recorded in real time as fast as 50 times per second, with 10-bit resolution, for up to 5.5 minutes. Once recorded, the data can be analyzed off-line with the supplied MSD software.

The main harness is clearly labeled and easy to connect to common GM type sensors. The only items you'll need to purchase separately are an injector harness (V8, V6 or 4-cylinder) and a distributor harness to match your ignition. Get your muscle car or street rod to perform its best with modern technology from MSD's Blaster EFI System.

Features:
High-end EFI performance and options in an affordable and easy to install system
Improve your car's overall performance and driveability
Closed loop wide-band O2 sensor ensures accurate air/fuel ratio feedback
Supplied with the ECM, Wide-Band O2 sensor and main wiring harness
Compatible with GM sensors and knock sensor
Capable of handling up to 1,000 horsepower engines for street or strip
Specifications:
Closed loop idle/air speed control functionality
Uses GM MAP, TPS, coolant sensors
True speed-density algorithms allow for easy tuning
Drives eight high impedance injectors
Advanced transient fueling algorithms
Seamless decel fuel cut-off
Configurable load and RPM axis to enable optimization in desired range
50Hz, 10-bit data acquisition of selected engine variables
Compatible with 1, 2, 3 and 4 BAR MAP sensors

The reason it looks interesting is the capability of self adjusting and tunning some times you add littel stuff to your car and you don't want to pay another 500.00 dollars for a retune this would pay it self quick and if you travel with your car it will self adjust to different conditions. it seems to good.

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Originally Posted by felo357
Has anyone use this with a supercharge or turbo setup.
Most performance enthusiasts think of high voltage coils when they hear the name Blaster, but for 2007, you'll be introduced to the all new Blaster EFITM system! That's right, MSD now offers a complete Electronic Fuel Injection System!

MSD's Blaster EFI system is an affordable electronic fuel injection system that delivers wide-band oxygen sensor feedback and onboard data acquisition (without a laptop connected). This means you get a closed loop EFI system that is constantly monitoring the exhaust gases and making adjustments to achieve the best performance possible. From idle to wide open throttle, the Blaster EFI system will deliver great driveability and performance!

The Blaster EFI system was developed in conjunction with the EFI wizards at Big Stuff 3. The system is a bank-fire set-up so there is no cam synchronization signal needed, which simplifies installation. From there, you can tweak and tune with the easy to use software to fit your driving style and need.

One helpful tool for tuning is the on-board data acquisition feature of the Blaster. This will allow you to review selected engine management variables to be recorded in real time as fast as 50 times per second, with 10-bit resolution, for up to 5.5 minutes. Once recorded, the data can be analyzed off-line with the supplied MSD software.

The main harness is clearly labeled and easy to connect to common GM type sensors. The only items you'll need to purchase separately are an injector harness (V8, V6 or 4-cylinder) and a distributor harness to match your ignition. Get your muscle car or street rod to perform its best with modern technology from MSD's Blaster EFI System.

Features:
High-end EFI performance and options in an affordable and easy to install system
Improve your car's overall performance and driveability
Closed loop wide-band O2 sensor ensures accurate air/fuel ratio feedback
Supplied with the ECM, Wide-Band O2 sensor and main wiring harness
Compatible with GM sensors and knock sensor
Capable of handling up to 1,000 horsepower engines for street or strip
Specifications:
Closed loop idle/air speed control functionality
Uses GM MAP, TPS, coolant sensors
True speed-density algorithms allow for easy tuning
Drives eight high impedance injectors
Advanced transient fueling algorithms
Seamless decel fuel cut-off
Configurable load and RPM axis to enable optimization in desired range
50Hz, 10-bit data acquisition of selected engine variables
Compatible with 1, 2, 3 and 4 BAR MAP sensors

The reason it looks interesting is the capability of self adjusting and tunning some times you add littel stuff to your car and you don't want to pay another 500.00 dollars for a retune this would pay it self quick and if you travel with your car it will self adjust to different conditions. it seems to good.
Sounds great. Is it also capable of communicating with the BCM and TAC?
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If it's MSD, I'd stay FAR FAR away. Most junk made in China these days.
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If it's MSD, I'd stay FAR FAR away. Most junk made in China these days.
Most things are made in china this days it don't mean the American technology's is not there.
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Originally Posted by felo357
Most things are made in china this days it don't mean the American technology's is not there.
Your kidding RIGHT? When was the last time you bought anything from MSD?
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Your kidding RIGHT? When was the last time you bought anything from MSD?
Keep this up and you will be admonished by Mr. 99blancoss, premium supporting vendor.

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That made my entire morning!

Its tough to beat the STOCK GM ignition system.. Ive seen guys sporting $800+ HP on stock coils and wires. It just plain and simple WORKS!

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