I emailed Mark D Sylva about a turbo chip.
I emailed Mark D Sylva about a turbo chip.
Here's what I emailed:
Hi, got a 87 535is that I will be turbocharging. Do you plan on making a
turbo chip for the E28? I know it's not as popular as the E30 but it is a
growing market.
Thanks,
Jay Lyon
Here's his reply:
Hello Jay,
I had not planned it but if there is a market, I will work on it. Currently, I am down at Metric Mechanic for the week where I am developing and testing various MAF conversions. I am going to convert an e28 m5 that they just made into a 3.9L to run with a MAF. The MAF can also be used on an E28 and I'd think it would work well with a turbo. I'll discuss this further when I return.
Regards,
Mark
Hi, got a 87 535is that I will be turbocharging. Do you plan on making a
turbo chip for the E28? I know it's not as popular as the E30 but it is a
growing market.
Thanks,
Jay Lyon
Here's his reply:
Hello Jay,
I had not planned it but if there is a market, I will work on it. Currently, I am down at Metric Mechanic for the week where I am developing and testing various MAF conversions. I am going to convert an e28 m5 that they just made into a 3.9L to run with a MAF. The MAF can also be used on an E28 and I'd think it would work well with a turbo. I'll discuss this further when I return.
Regards,
Mark
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Whay do peole keep thinking that the MAF conversion is a new thing. Been around for over 12 years now.Jays535is wrote: Currently, I am down at Metric Mechanic for the week where I am developing and testing various MAF conversions. I am going to convert an e28 m5 that they just made into a 3.9L to run with a MAF. The MAF can also be used on an E28 and I'd think it would work well with a turbo. I'll discuss this further when I return.
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Sure, but not many people used them because of the tuning, and prohibitive expense. There's still a market if anyone can do it right, and cheaper!Duke M535ti wrote:Whay do peole keep thinking that the MAF conversion is a new thing. Been around for over 12 years now.Jays535is wrote: Currently, I am down at Metric Mechanic for the week where I am developing and testing various MAF conversions. I am going to convert an e28 m5 that they just made into a 3.9L to run with a MAF. The MAF can also be used on an E28 and I'd think it would work well with a turbo. I'll discuss this further when I return.
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MAF conversion that plugs directly into the Motronic 1.0A without a converter box in between is new.Duke M535ti wrote:Whay do peole keep thinking that the MAF conversion is a new thing. Been around for over 12 years now.Jays535is wrote: Currently, I am down at Metric Mechanic for the week where I am developing and testing various MAF conversions. I am going to convert an e28 m5 that they just made into a 3.9L to run with a MAF. The MAF can also be used on an E28 and I'd think it would work well with a turbo. I'll discuss this further when I return.
Hell, why are we talking about "engines" and "forced induction" anyway? Engines have been around for 100 years and people have been force feed feeding them since the 30s. Nothing new there at all.
Jeremy
Re: I emailed Mark D Sylva about a turbo chip.
WOW, it only took Jeremy two posts to take the bait. I am getting better.Jeremy wrote: MAF conversion that plugs directly into the Motronic 1.0A without a converter box in between is new.
Hell, why are we talking about "engines" and "forced induction" anyway? Engines have been around for 100 years and people have been force feed feeding them since the 30s. Nothing new there at all.
Jeremy
From what I gather there's MAF conversion's, and turbo chips for E.C.U.
What I'm looking for is possibly a MAF conversion with related turbo software.
I emailed Millerperformance here's what he said:
Our MAF systems are designed to go before the turbo, we do not have software readily available for your application. Our FI package that you are referring to is a package designed for people like yourselves that want to make our MAF work with a little bit of our help. Because we can't always come to you or vice versa, the FI package is a way of guaranteeing that we take the time to sit down and help you 'Long distance' tune your car. Basically you report back to us A/F ratio's etc and from our knowledge and experience we tweak some software and send it out. This is repeated until you are satisfied with the tune of your engine
What I'm looking for is possibly a MAF conversion with related turbo software.
I emailed Millerperformance here's what he said:
Our MAF systems are designed to go before the turbo, we do not have software readily available for your application. Our FI package that you are referring to is a package designed for people like yourselves that want to make our MAF work with a little bit of our help. Because we can't always come to you or vice versa, the FI package is a way of guaranteeing that we take the time to sit down and help you 'Long distance' tune your car. Basically you report back to us A/F ratio's etc and from our knowledge and experience we tweak some software and send it out. This is repeated until you are satisfied with the tune of your engine
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He was very prompt in answering my email, like in 30minutes. So I don't know, but he basically said if there's a market then he would fill it.Flip_Side_the_Pint wrote:wkohler wrote:I've e-mailed Mark D'Sylva twice about the 533i chip and have not received a response either time. Just thought I'd mention that.
Myself as well, but regarding a "turbo" chip for my 535is.
Maybe he didn't get it or is busy so I'll send it again I suppose.
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I couldn't check pm's on all the forums I was registered on as when my desktop PC died in early April, I made a new PC but could not eaily retrieve all the cookes or whatever was saving my passwords. I can't remember most of them so will have to reset them all. I had to re-register here as when I rest it, I got a message saying that an email was sent to me when in fact nothing aver arrived.Bryan in SB wrote:I too have emailed Mark recently, as well as having sent him an instant message here, without a response.
If you want to reach me, please try again. It's best to send email by clicking on the link on my CONTACTS page. then your email will be sent to my gmail address also.
I'll me down at Metric Mechanic till late SUnday, so may only answer on Monday or Tuesday. I'm busy during the day.
Mark
Mark,MarkD_chips wrote:Sure he does, I developed them. But I don't think he actually sells these chips.Tjn182 wrote:pssssst
Todd has turbo chips too
MarkD
You had nothing to do with m30b34 development! RussC and I developed those 4 years ago.
I paid you to create bin files for the 173. You created the bin files based on my specification. I did the development in the Buzz Bomb.
Remember?
Todd
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Re: I emailed Mark D Sylva about a turbo chip.
Who said MAF conversions are a new thing?Duke M535ti wrote:Whay do peole keep thinking that the MAF conversion is a new thing. Been around for over 12 years now.Jays535is wrote: Currently, I am down at Metric Mechanic for the week where I am developing and testing various MAF conversions. I am going to convert an e28 m5 that they just made into a 3.9L to run with a MAF. The MAF can also be used on an E28 and I'd think it would work well with a turbo. I'll discuss this further when I return.
Did anyone say turbo kits are a new thing? Why do people still make those then?
I had plans to make a MAF conversion back in 1997, but a famous chip developer from UTAH told me it was very hard to do properly. But actually I have been busy with other work till now.
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Todd, I didn't say that I developed that specific chip, and I had forgotten that you had some others.T_C_D wrote:Mark,MarkD_chips wrote:Sure he does, I developed them. But I don't think he actually sells these chips.Tjn182 wrote:pssssst
Todd has turbo chips too
MarkD
You had nothing to do with m30b34 development! RussC and I developed those 4 years ago.
I paid you to create bin files for the 173. You created the bin files based on my specification. I did the development in the Buzz Bomb.
Remember?
Todd
Mark
Mark,MarkD_chips wrote:
Todd, I didn't say that I developed that specific chip, and I had forgotten that you had some others.
Mark
The point is that I did all the actual development.. You know, dyno time, drag strip, tens of thousands of miles and I have the broken pistons on my desk to prove it.
But since I recently purchased a OBD1 and Motronic editor I'll be able to improve the chips myself.
Todd
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Yes. Very simple programming changes based on standalone dyno experience.Flip_Side_the_Pint wrote:so TCD chips will be getting bettter?
I also have the ability to program on the fly now with an emulator. It means if someone really wanted to run Motronic and 37lb injectors with no fmu, I could do it.
I could but it's pretty low down on the priority list unless I had several commitments for programming.vance wrote:Todd, is this somthing your possibly going to do with the 013 ecu?T_C_D wrote:I also have the ability to program on the fly now with an emulator. It means if someone really wanted to run Motronic and 37lb injectors with no fmu, I could do it.
Vance
Spoke with my turbo guy today. He is getting started on the k27/Garret hybrid and doesn not forsee any problems.
Todd
013 with ability to have oversized injectors, k27/Garret hybrid, Tial wastegate, and an upgraded factory knock box would be the stuff.T_C_D wrote:I could but it's pretty low down on the priority list unless I had several commitments for programming.vance wrote:Todd, is this somthing your possibly going to do with the 013 ecu?T_C_D wrote:I also have the ability to program on the fly now with an emulator. It means if someone really wanted to run Motronic and 37lb injectors with no fmu, I could do it.
Vance
Spoke with my turbo guy today. He is getting started on the k27/Garret hybrid and doesn not forsee any problems.
Todd
Guess I need to get started on my end and get some interest generated to get it up the priority list, huh.
Vance