Re: Greetings from a "new" member

["nacelp" <nacelp@bright.net>]

Whoz WB O2 ya running?.
How do you like it?.
What did it cost?
Thanks
Bruce

> Glad to see the Dig back in action here in virtual living land.  I
remember
> you at the SyTy list/Sight from at least its beginning, I know in time the
> list will be very happy as they find we have added another very
> knowledgeable and helpful engine/ECM tuner.  I know you will find this
list
> great fun and very helpful with its members and their vast knowledge,
there
> are some great guys here and a good camaraderie between all (and lots of
> kidding as well ;-).  As you note, we have many into L98/LT1/LS1 and
> modified variations of those, as well other V8s and a few V6s and Quad 4s.
> One thing to note here is that there is a diversity of single project
> members to those putting together something to share with others here
and/or
> elsewhere and some putting together items to sell here and/or elsewhere
and
> a few who are employed by companies that do this sort of activity for
their
> employer.  I would be interested in the details of your scan tool for the
> TGP when you get time, price as well since I feel it only fair for your
> efforts.  If there is anything I can help on the TGP (still have one, new
39
> lbs/min turbo getting ordered, 30 lbs/hr injector chip ready) let me know
(I
> currently run a Diacom-Plus, a dual port ram emulator system/AME front
end,
> remote display knock sensor and wideband o2).
>
> Jeff Middaugh
>
>
>
> > This is my first post to this list, so I wanted to
> > take a little time to do an intro.
> >
> > I recognized a lot of names while rooting through the
> > archives... some folks that I hadn't seen/heard from
> > since the days of the HotRod list 8-9 years ago. It's
> > good to see the same old voices (does that make sense?)
> > are still out there plugging away.
> >
> > Anyway, enough  of old-home-week. I've been working on
> > GM ECMs (specifically the '749/$58 code) for about 6
> > years now. My current project, (along with continual
> > tweaking of the $58 code to make the boost control work
> > decently) is a scan-tool product for the Syty/TGP/Sunbird
> > that I call the F.I.S.T (Forced Induction Scan Tool).
> > It's a VB app using only the common MS controls, and it
> > currently communicates quite well.
> >
> > When I'm not doing that (and the weather permits), I'm
> > trying to coax my '91 Syclone:
> >
> > http://www.syty.org/member_mods.html#letter_b
> >
> > ...ever closer to the 11's. It's run a traction-limited
> > 12.53@105, with much work yet to do on the new boost routine
> > and getting the TCC to lock where I want it too.
> >
> > I'll spare all the dumb questions until I've had a chance
> > to read through the archives and catch up. Which looks like
> > it'll take a while...
> >
> > Later,
> > Dig
> > turbodig@usa.net
> > (formerly sbarthol@cca.rockwell.com, among others)
> > '91 Sy - 12.53 @105/7.98 @88
> >
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