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Email me Address and if we could chat for a minute , I will
QUOTE=Unreal;1588310795]Drive over and grab mine, and I'll buy a new one. Seriously. In fact I got 2 of the, but they wouldn't like me selling the prototype one I have. They always respond to me, so don't know what to say about that.[/QUOTE]
You don't need a boost sensor module. 2012 can use a zr1 sensor. Just replace the factory map sensor, have the tune setup for a zr1 map, and then you can read boost through the dashlogic. No need to use a 0-5V in for boost. Use it for fuel pressure or something else.
I have the dashlogic and about to toss on an ECS kit. My car is an 06 c6z. Would my car not read the zr1 sensor for boost like the newer cars would?
I have the dashlogic and about to toss on an ECS kit. My car is an 06 c6z. Would my car not read the zr1 sensor for boost like the newer cars would?
Some years computers are pretty limited on which sensors they can accept the settings for. '05 for example uses an E40 computer that cannot accept a negative offset value
Not sure on yours, but unreal will know
(regardless of which you use, the computer will need to be told what you're using)
You can google "ls1 2.5 bar map sensor" and the first result is a place you can buy a 2.5 bar sensor that will work with just about anything. Not sure I can post the link since they aren't a vendor
Last edited by schpenxel; Nov 22, 2014 at 09:29 PM.
I have the dashlogic and about to toss on an ECS kit. My car is an 06 c6z. Would my car not read the zr1 sensor for boost like the newer cars would?
my buddy used the ls9 sensor on his 06 z06 just drill the hole bigger change the pigtail and enter the offset and linear with hp tuners works like it should
Well if that's the case it sure is an inexpensive solution. Good to know.
You have to install this into a MAP sensor housing.. so you have to rip an old MAP sensor apart to install this, but still, you can find those on ebay for $15 for ones that will work. I have one coming on Monday to try to play with
Here's where I found the idea:
check out posts at the end.. package gets "simpler" as the thread goes on
You have to install this into a MAP sensor housing.. so you have to rip an old MAP sensor apart to install this, but still, you can find those on ebay for $15 for ones that will work. I have one coming on Monday to try to play with
Here's where I found the idea:
check out posts at the end.. package gets "simpler" as the thread goes on
LOL... I guess I just have more money than time. I wouldn't have the patience for that. I actually need one and am just getting it for Dave Steck.
I almost just went ahead and bought one, so I know what you mean there, lol
BUT, I figure the sensor is like $16 and an old MAP sensor I found on ebay for $10.. so for $26 it'd give me a small project and maybe save me $100. or cost me $26 if I screw something up.
Either way, not a huge deal. I like doing stuff like that though. If I didn't have time I'd just order one too
I almost just went ahead and bought one, so I know what you mean there, lol
BUT, I figure the sensor is like $16 and an old MAP sensor I found on ebay for $10.. so for $26 it'd give me a small project and maybe save me $100. or cost me $26 if I screw something up.
Either way, not a huge deal. I like doing stuff like that though. If I didn't have time I'd just order one too
Little plug for Dave here. He sells the 2.5 bar for 85.00 and the 3 bar I think is 100.
Did a little cheapo eBay MAP sensor hacking up last night. Would be a lot easier the second time.. I think I'd just stick it on a belt sander to wear away the top half of the case if I were doing it over again. Wasn't sure how it was constructed until I got it pretty well opened up
Does anyone know if there's any kind of port on the back of these sensors that needs to remain open?
I'm hoping not and can't find anything in the data sheets stating otherwise but still wasn't sure
Last edited by schpenxel; Nov 25, 2014 at 08:28 AM.
