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[TurboSnail]

whos got ms . what version do you have . how much did it cost you. how do you like it . ware did you get it . last but not least how
difficult is installing it.

[russc]

1. theres ~4-6 here that have it
2. latest version
3. $300-$500
4. ????
5. medium difficulty to install

Search is your friend here, use it

RussC

[TurboSnail]

thanks yur very help full.

[Tjn182]

I'm waiting for Shawn to jump in

[Shawn D.]

I'm waiting for Shawn to jump in

I already have -- twice.

[altus22]

I've got it.
I have the V2.2 board.
It cost me <$200 for the MS itself. I was converting from carbs to FI, so those extra costs aren't included.
I bought the kit from B&G and the parts list from digikey.
I'm an electrical engineer and didn't have any trouble installing it, but YMMV.
I will be going to wasted spark soon. I'm only running fuel right now.

[FirstFives Dictator]

As you may know, we produce systems and harnesses for some of TCD's cars.
MS can cost as little as you want, assuming you're willing to do a lot of the integration.
In my case, I'm using 60-2 wheel with some proprietary hardware for ignition and single coil and distributor.
Very similar to Todd's red E28

[zundfoldge]

is the main problem with boosting our cars. unlocking the timing interval for the distributor? i would like to get ms as well. if will help alot.

[90e34535i]

Im using MS1 cpu on a v3.0 board.

For Spark Control, Isnt it possible to splice into the Crank trigger sensor (60-2 wheel), while using MS'n'Spark code?

[russc]

Im using MS1 cpu on a v3.0 board.

For Spark Control, Isnt it possible to splice into the Crank trigger sensor (60-2 wheel), while using MS'n'Spark code?

Yes, that works fine.

RussC

[6throttles]

I'm using MS, v3.0, msns-e, 60-2 wheel decoder, full spark and fuel control, VR sensor.

On my: e28 m5 turbo, m88, forged pistons, "race rods", copper head gasket, 7.7:1 compression, t4, this is a dinan original motor.

Bought the ecu from protocar for under $300. $280 plus shipping i think???
Made an adapter to adapt from stock harness ecu connect to MS connector. Works great, looks stock under hood.

It takes ALOT of homework, trial and error, and patience to get MS to work by yourself. If you have someone to help, it saves ALOT of time.

Any questions? I'd like to help anybody interested.
-Jesse