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Fuel management NA-T
Any of you guys going through emissions with your nat setup? I live in AZ and emissions for OBDII cars is just a plug in to check for codes, and gas cap test. No visual, and no sniffer test.
What do you guys recommend for fuel management? I assume I would need to keep the stock ecu so that they can plug into it.
What do you guys recommend for fuel management? I assume I would need to keep the stock ecu so that they can plug into it.
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If you are 98+ (vvti) you probably want a piggyback setup althogh they are a pain to get working properly, but then you can still plug in and all the good stuff. look into the aem fic and check the IS forums, they deal with this more often than we do.
If you are 96 or 97 (odb2 non-vvti), you can also do the TT ecu mod with a usdm odb2 2jzgte ecu, and that can be made to plug in and would be good for a turbo setup obviously, but it will take some re-wiring.
If you are 96 or 97 (odb2 non-vvti), you can also do the TT ecu mod with a usdm odb2 2jzgte ecu, and that can be made to plug in and would be good for a turbo setup obviously, but it will take some re-wiring.
Last edited by Ali SC3; 03-28-13 at 01:31 PM.
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If you are 98+ (vvti) you probably want a piggyback setup althogh they are a pain to get working properly, but then you can still plug in and all the good stuff. look into the aem fic and check the IS forums, they deal with this more often than we do.
If you are 96 or 97 (odb2 non-vvti), you can also do the TT ecu mod with a usdm odb2 2jzgte ecu, and that can be made to plug in and would be good for a turbo setup obviously, but it will take some re-wiring.
If you are 96 or 97 (odb2 non-vvti), you can also do the TT ecu mod with a usdm odb2 2jzgte ecu, and that can be made to plug in and would be good for a turbo setup obviously, but it will take some re-wiring.
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I have never heard of the year thing with ecu's that mostly for engine swaps, but if they are the same engine or ecu Im not sure there is a way to tell what year it is (unless you are a 2jz junkie), just what range of years, they mostly just don't want you to downgrade to an older gen motor.
anyways it would be from a 96 or newer supra turbo from the US, because in the US the supras never got vvti, so all the supras that are turbo and 96+ have that odb2 ecu that is non-vvti.
I have a thread on the main forum for wiring up a odb1 TT ecu. it will be similar to that.
post 4 relates to USDM ecu's, as they have 550cc injectors and need a TT maf and TT map sensor to work.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...t-ecu-mod.html
If you were to do the wiring mods in the thread, and match the o2 sensors to whatever the TT setup is, you could wire in one of these and should be able to get rid of any codes that come up from there. once you do that you have a turbo ecu and it will plug in and all that good stuff, it is practically the same motor is why it works.
also we had a more specific discussion in here on this:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/per...-obd2-car.html
There are also some places that will perform these mods on your harness, it can be pricey but may or not be worth it depending on how comfortable you are with electronics.
anyways it would be from a 96 or newer supra turbo from the US, because in the US the supras never got vvti, so all the supras that are turbo and 96+ have that odb2 ecu that is non-vvti.
I have a thread on the main forum for wiring up a odb1 TT ecu. it will be similar to that.
post 4 relates to USDM ecu's, as they have 550cc injectors and need a TT maf and TT map sensor to work.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...t-ecu-mod.html
If you were to do the wiring mods in the thread, and match the o2 sensors to whatever the TT setup is, you could wire in one of these and should be able to get rid of any codes that come up from there. once you do that you have a turbo ecu and it will plug in and all that good stuff, it is practically the same motor is why it works.
also we had a more specific discussion in here on this:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/per...-obd2-car.html
There are also some places that will perform these mods on your harness, it can be pricey but may or not be worth it depending on how comfortable you are with electronics.
Last edited by Ali SC3; 03-29-13 at 08:43 AM.
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