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---- hi, I want to get one stm based ecu for my personal car for testing, playing with it. ---- car info, 2001 audi s4 2.7 biturbo engine. first starting with completely stock engine, just ethanol, injectors and ecu. ---- hw info: 1 crank trigger vr 60-2 2 cam triggers, hall 2 egt sensors, oem, will check specs what output they have 1 '''dbw throttle''' What is the resistance / max current ? not sure about the resistance, but it's new age one, not some s54, so probably 5/7 amp max anyway, if you need separated control module for it and there is no H bridge on pcb I can use my own control module if ecu can give pwm signal to control it. 1 flex fuel sensor (frequency signal ?) 2 lsu4.9 lambda sensors, one is ok too 6 high-z injectors 6 logic level coils ---- future 2019 year updates will convert to single turbo probably with water cooled ic + planning to add additional sensors: +pre throttle map sensor for more precise boost control and map sensor after throttle for main fuel calculations +air temp sensor after the turbo, to see how efficient we are +charge cooler water inlet and outlet temp sensors --- any update? maybe you are planning small batch for testing? thanks.
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