Basic MS3 - Now available from MS Labs!
12-12-2012, 02:40 PM
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Basic MS3 - Now available from MS Labs!
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- 2001 - 2005 and 2004 - 2005 MSM
- 1990-1993 1.6L and 1994-1997 1.7L for other regions.
- 1994-1995 1.8L
- 1996-1997 1.8L
- Direct fit, no cables to cut or splice
- MS3 processor
- Standard 21psi of boost MAP sensor
- 4 injector outputs
- 4 ignition outputs
- Idle control
- Electronic boost control
- Coolant fan control
- Condenser fan control
- A/C control and idle-up
- Tachometer output
- VICS/VTCS control
- Alternator control (99-05)
- Battery light control (99-05)
- VSS input (94-05)
- VVT control
- CEL control
- 2 or 3 spare programmable outputs
- 4 spare digital inputs
- 5 spare analog inputs (oil pressure, oil temperature, other 0-5V sensors)
- Knock module installed as standard
- RTC module installed as standard, complete with battery
- 2001 - 2005 and 2004 - 2005 MSM
- 1990-1993 1.6L and 1994-1997 1.7L for other regions.
- 1994-1995 1.8L
- 1996-1997 1.8L
- Direct fit, no cables to cut or splice
- MS3 processor
- Standard 21psi of boost MAP sensor
- 4 injector outputs
- 4 ignition outputs
- Idle control
- Electronic boost control
- Coolant fan control
- Condenser fan control
- A/C control and idle-up
- Tachometer output
- VICS/VTCS control
- Alternator control (99-05)
- Battery light control (99-05)
- VSS input (94-05)
- VVT control
- CEL control
- 2 or 3 spare programmable outputs
- 4 spare digital inputs
- 5 spare analog inputs (oil pressure, oil temperature, other 0-5V sensors)
- Knock module installed as standard
- RTC module installed as standard, complete with battery
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12-12-2012, 03:14 PM
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For those of us who are confused by your obvious mental and physical superiority, could you please put together a quick chart comparing the features of your currently available ECUs?
Example: Megasquirt Product Comparison but actually readable.
MS Labs Enhanced MS2 -vs- MS Labs Basic MS3 -vs- MS Labs Enhanced MS3
Example: Megasquirt Product Comparison but actually readable.
MS Labs Enhanced MS2 -vs- MS Labs Basic MS3 -vs- MS Labs Enhanced MS3
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12-12-2012, 04:25 PM
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1) Cost. The Basic MS3 is CHEAP, the Enhanced MS3 will be more like $1200-$1500.
2) Availability. The Basic MS3 is here now, the Enhanced MS3 is still pending due to licensing.
2) Availability. The Basic MS3 is here now, the Enhanced MS3 is still pending due to licensing.
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12-12-2012, 05:27 PM
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Will your basic MS3 come with an optional wideband module like the enhanced MS3?
That's the only thing missing from your basic MS3 and is the only thing stopping it from being a must have for me.
Will your basic MS3 come with an optional wideband module like the enhanced MS3?
That's the only thing missing from your basic MS3 and is the only thing stopping it from being a must have for me.
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Darn you, Rev!
12-13-2012, 01:56 AM
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Excuse my MS noobness. I want to take a dive into the land of megasquirt.
What is the difference between ms3x, ms3 enhanced, and this basic ms3 being spoken of in this thread?
Where do I go to order this?
This unit is PNP into my miata? I'm assuming so due to talks of DB37 connectors...
What is the difference between ms3x, ms3 enhanced, and this basic ms3 being spoken of in this thread?
Where do I go to order this?
This unit is PNP into my miata? I'm assuming so due to talks of DB37 connectors...
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