This is a custom Arduino based Piggy back ecu for maf/map equipped engines.I tested that on all 1.8 tfsi models but it should work great on 2.0l tfsi too.
It is not easy to make but once you start trying the guide will help you a lot on every aspect of the construction.
It is totaly free and all the code - software - hardware is included and described on the pdf.
There are links inside for downloading the preconfigured software from my web page.
http://www.gt-innovation.gr/download...noBoostbox.pdf
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22nd May, 2013, 07:57 AM #1Junior Member
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D.I.Y Piggy back ecu for 1.8 and 2.0l tsi/Tfsi engines.
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Originally Posted by fsvsunix
Hi Fsvunix,
Thank you for the post, it's quite interesting what you have done. I'll certainly have a look at your work. Thank you once again. What is the longest time you have had the piggy back on a car? Did it cause any issues?
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8 months.
No issues on 95 octane with low boost setting.
with high boost you need 100 octane and you might have problems on full throttle if you make the constant too much.. Some torque limitations...
Overall it works great for +30hp for sure...
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