Power Commander III wired to a MAP

[nuvolarossa]

Hi, I'm working on my turbo build...
I have a Power Commander III, that usually is wired to TPS(good on NA, SC), but with turbo I will wire it to a map.

It's a good idea use MAP and not throttle body?

thank you

[ose30]

I would use both if possible. Works better with turbo applications. I have had great results with AFM Link box.

[nuvolarossa]

I would use both if possible. Works better with turbo applications. I have had great results with AFM Link box.
I know that there are other products, but I have the PCIII from a precedent supercharger build, so I want to use it:D
I have a innovate lc-1 so I'll report results in a few weeks. I need to find a MAP

[ose30]

Don't know how you are going to make it, but seems to me PC III is designed for bikes?

[nuvolarossa]

ose30, here you'll find all infos that you need:
http://ackthud.com/shawnfogg/fuelupgrade.htm

wirings are for m44, but m42 is similar :D
we can use a PCIII from suzuki gsx1000 01-02 as a piggyback on our cars... read that link... :D

[ose30]

I need to find a MAP

MAP sensors can be found from several vechiles. Don't know where you live, but i suppose they can be found from local parts dealer easily. I suggested to buy a sensor which can handle at least 3.0 bar. I have used 2,5 bar sensor and it was good enough for 360 hp.

That PCIII seems to be interesting idea, have to study it bit closer.

[nuvolarossa]

MAP sensors can be found from several vechiles. Don't know where you live, but i suppose they can be found from local parts dealer easily. I suggested to buy a sensor which can handle at least 3.0 bar. I have used 2,5 bar sensor and it was good enough for 360 hp.

That PCIII seems to be interesting idea, have to study it bit closer.
Italy:D
I checked on ebay.de, ebay.co.uk, and ebay.it and there are used MAPs for cheap:rolleyes:


I start to think that will be a huge work to create maps for MAP with powercommander, and without a dyno :D

[ose30]

I suppose a suitable MAP sensor can be found from Opel Vectra (B-series) quite chap even if you buy a new one.