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02-16-2007, 07:54 PM
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Haha! really funny, I use to speak french everyday, and I never went to high school neither. But if you try speak french with me, we'll have a lot of high tech conversation
You URL is cool, I've been reading MS for couples years. I've done so far 10-15 MS installation but that was on V6 "K" series engine. I own 2 mx3 ZE, one is N/A running 280 deg cams/ SDS management and the other one is a 2.5 turbo/MS running 15psi sometime @ 400whp. I also got a 323 swapped ZE runnig also megasquirt...
So I really appreciate if you can help, but don't think I'm dick, cause I got bad english or I only have 2 posts. I'm also owner of a tuning shop  I think I can help few people out there.
Thanks for those who's trying to help
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02-16-2007, 08:03 PM
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First, the engine is a BPT. I've installed it over a mx6 4 cylinder FS 2.0L engine. The chassis harness was kinda uncompatible with the rest of the engine, it was a bitch to make this alive.
The engine ran with stock BP (from Protegé) ignitor/coil, but I just upgraded the turbo for GTR IHI VJ23. The car came back in garage, seems taht the ignitor died for no reason, after running fine for a year.
We just decided to install coil pack, There's no factory ecu in there, so that's why I got to build a circuit to make the tach funtionnal again. Since the coil pack is wasted spark system, it's like you run 2 cylinders, fired by 2 individual outputs. The spark won't be going through thedisty anymore. You just can't connect both spark output channel on the tach or all cyl would fire at the same time...anyway.
I hope you understand a bit more.
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02-16-2007, 08:22 PM
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Ok let me say that your reply isn't impress neither, so as I understand, you're the kind of guy that only provide links but could'nt do anything by himself so, just stay away from this post.
If you would be familliar with wasted spark, you would knew that I dont need stock ignitor...Seems like I've accomplished more things in 2.2sec than you did with your search fonction.
If you take a look at the neon's coil pack, you would realized that stock wires would'nt fit over the coil pack. I'm still thinking that my question was clear: "is there anyone that runs neon coil pack? if so what kind of spark plug wire you're using?" I also forgot to mention, the coil pack will be fired directly by MS via VB921ZFI high ccurrent transistor. So no stock ignitor in the engine bay 
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02-16-2007, 09:02 PM
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yeah custom's always the solution, but when you can get one without modification, it makes the life simplier for a tuner
ex: Over a KL V6 engine, wasted sparked with explorer 4.0L coilpack, I use 626 98 up spark plugs wire..it's bolt on.
If no one ever installed wasted spark system in a miata, it dosen't really matter, I'll find the solutions, and I'll make a post about coil pack installation in miata
You have to know....I've learned the MSNS extra hardware manual by heart 
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02-17-2007, 12:08 AM
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Ok let me explain a different way.
Wasted spark: 2 coil firing the 2 opposites cylinder simultaneous, so 1-3 and 2-4 together. When cylinder no.1 is getting fired, the cyl 3 is getting also a spark but it's on exaust cycle.
To control this I got to build 2 tach output, via led 17 and 19 of MS. They're gonna be fired with VB921 transistor, so I don't need the OEM power module. I could have use the stock ignitor, except for a setup like this, it would requiered another one.
Since I removed the stock ignitor, the tach signal, sent to the tachimeter (inside the cluster) is lost. To get this working back, I got to build a circuit, cause I just can't take both tach output signal, provided by led 17-19, or they would fire all cylinder at the same time. If I send only one signal, the tachimeter would read a 2 cylinder engine...
I know there's simplier solutions to fire the cylinder, but I really want to go that way. Coilpack is handling much more spark at high rev, since you divide the works by 2, there's more time for the coils to get charged.
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02-17-2007, 12:28 AM
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