Do NOT order from kingof1337!!!
#42
the board mods dont scare me... its knowing exactly what u have to have to make it work.. I havent seen any threads that take you from recieved MS (built ms box to plans) to hooked up and running great.
i build the kit.. test it with the stim, works good.. hook up the wires..
then what do i do?
i build the kit.. test it with the stim, works good.. hook up the wires..
then what do i do?
#43
the board mods dont scare me... its knowing exactly what u have to have to make it work.. I havent seen any threads that take you from recieved MS (built ms box to plans) to hooked up and running great.
i build the kit.. test it with the stim, works good.. hook up the wires..
then what do i do?
i build the kit.. test it with the stim, works good.. hook up the wires..
then what do i do?
#44
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And don't get yourselves too worked up over kingof1337's apparent disappearance. He went very quiet for a while this time last year as well. I can understand that some of you have a certain level of frustration over the situation, but this could rapidly get out of hand if people keep taking pot-shots at Adam without him having the chance to defend himself.
#45
Aussie tellin it like it is. I think we're startin to sound like a broken record... it's not too hard, but you gotta be willing to read and learn.
Plus, when I finally got mine going correctly, (with Aussie's encouragement) I figured, now everyone can do it!
What I'm sayin is I find it interesting that no-one (I think) has gotten an MS miata running since the writeups were written and everything was figured out.
Plus, when I finally got mine going correctly, (with Aussie's encouragement) I figured, now everyone can do it!
What I'm sayin is I find it interesting that no-one (I think) has gotten an MS miata running since the writeups were written and everything was figured out.
#46
Didn't mean for this to come off as a pot-shot at Adam. I'm not sure I think that he's trying to rip people off....yet, but I would like to at least hear back something from him. I'm sure he's busy and maybe he bit off more than he can chew, but still then I'd at least appreciate a PM/e-mail/call (that takes less than one minute no matter how busy you are) saying that he's busy and it'll take a little longer. I'm not expecting daily updates or anything. In fact, at this point, if he's too busy, I'd just like my money and ecu back so I can get my car running again before the weather gets nice.
I guess I'm glad I am not the only one in this boat, just not happy to be in the situation at all.
I check this site like eight times a day to see if I've had a pm from kingofl337 and it's getting old.
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Aussie tellin it like it is. I think we're startin to sound like a broken record... it's not too hard, but you gotta be willing to read and learn.
Plus, when I finally got mine going correctly, (with Aussie's encouragement) I figured, now everyone can do it!
What I'm sayin is I find it interesting that no-one (I think) has gotten an MS miata running since the writeups were written and everything was figured out.
Plus, when I finally got mine going correctly, (with Aussie's encouragement) I figured, now everyone can do it!
What I'm sayin is I find it interesting that no-one (I think) has gotten an MS miata running since the writeups were written and everything was figured out.
#48
https://www.miataturbo.net/forums/showthread.php?t=6966
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Why not go for a setup like this? cheap e-bay tablet pc
https://www.miataturbo.net/forums/showthread.php?t=6966
https://www.miataturbo.net/forums/showthread.php?t=6966
#50
Soldering is not hard at all, just go to the local Radioshack and pick up a soldering iron (~8$), solder (~4$), and a desoldering braid (~4$) and just practice soldering wires together, it's really not hard at all. There is nothing complicated about soldering up the MS board, there's no surface mount components, just as long as you can follow instructions (and I assume you can since you're going the MS router) you'll be fine. All you need for to solder the MS board is a little bit of practice. If you're worried about your skills, you can always start off on the MS Stim
#51
his mods to the ecu case are not that difficult to perform. I would be glad to explain them to anyone via PM or e-mail. I didn't do it that way myself because I didn't want to modify the stock case incase I need to do a complete removal at some point. Mine is running an external switch box.