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thats awesome and totally random lol

Without seeing in person Hard to say what could be the issue unfortunately

Totally forgot about this thread. It was very hard for me to get it to compile on the Raspberry Pi. The Pi4 now uses a totally different build of linux and ive not had to work either. I have a iso file of a working dash. The problem is that its not user friendly at all.

This definitely neededs to be implement with torque-based chassis. I'm currently using a standalone with a LS swapped 2008 BMW M3 with M3 DCT and it drives not so well due to the lack of somewhat accurate torque calculations. I was planning on developing a torque calculation based on what other ECU...

Here's a few more 3Bar and 4Bar? https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/NXP-Semiconductors/MPXHZ6400AC6T1?qs=N2XN0KY4UWUU%252BPOBY5ijDQ%3D%3D
And this one https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/NXP-Semiconductors/MPXHZ6250AC6T1?qs=r8OyiFxb6ReKwWRu%2FW%2FVpQ%3D%3D

For those looking at a cheap but very good Iron. I would look at the TS100. But I would re-flash the firmware with this. https://github.com/Ralim/IronOS I used the shit minware Firmware for around a year. And it was good yes, But once I flashed it with the early build of this I couldn't believe how ...

Thats pretty awesome visualization.

Since this is literally just the connector. I would try 2+2 Gum Cutter carb cleaner or Gunk Brand carb cleaner. Should be absolutely safe on the plastic. And then a long bristle parts cleaner brush to get down in between the pins if needed.

Here is something for the Ford peeps https://www.autosportlabs.com/reverse-engineering-ford-mustang-2011-2014-can-bus-steering-angle-throttle-position-brake-pressure-and-wheel-speeds/

No, not at all. I have all sorts of probelms. If you follow my github you should be fine

Yes, Its Powertune. On Raspbian Jessie I think it was. Almost fully working .img but not quite. There isnt a intallation of QT on it. I think. IDK i dont recall the specifics lol.

Random issue I have found is that having the Pump on a switched relay seems to cause issue's. I am going to wire it so that the Pump sees 12V at all times so that It properly goes into standby mode. What I am seeing is with it wired to IGN that after a while after startup and DC is set to less than ...

Realdash I thought of. But the Android Limitation is what I found. Getting it to run decently fast on a Raspberry PI is a no go. The Raspberry Pi Official 7" Is fairly bright and is dimable. I have one installed in a friends Evo IX Drag car. Heres the link to my backup .img Again you need at le...

ESP32 Based. Also I have a working .img file for the Dash that works. Just needs you to have a 64GB memory card is all. But heres the very first one I was looking at attempting https://www.instructables.com/MegaSquirt-Digital-Dashboard-Display/

I saw that same project I have a hard enough time with just Linux. Let alone fully embedded lol. Theres a project ill see if i can find that might interest you going that rout. Think the guy used a Teensy

Think he is confused on the RusEFI console. This should help https://github.com/rusefi/rusefi/wiki/Console

You probably need to allocate more cores to the VM. I do it all with a VM on a laptop. The first time it takes like 3 or 4 hours is all. Booting to login is normal since QT cant launch on RPI4. This is due to PowerTune requiring EGLFS. And EGLFS isnt supported on RPI4. Sorry that I didnt see your po...

RPI4 and Powertune is a no go. Ive gotten it to sorta work. But its to do with the RPI4 GPU. We are stuck for now with the 3B+

None of the work is credit to me other than stumbling upon this. Originally this gauge is for a Megasquirt system, Obviously this wont work for us. But since that part is just coding hardware wise its no brainer. Here's a link to his dev page https://www.msextra.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=5...

IDK if we can gleam anything from his github or not. I've posted a link to rabbitecu before. I think we where talking about DI at the time. I've been following him for some time now myself. https://github.com/RabbitECUProject

Powertune Repo doesnt build the firmware or QT. Buildroot builds the firmware crosscompiles QT, and compiles Powertune and outputs a 1GB img file to burn to a SD card.

I say unofficial because I don't think a consensus has been made what that would be. But in the mean time we can fiddle around with something. What I have for yall is something of not my making. But I have absolutely worked to get it to a point that it works. What I have requires a Raspberry Pi 3 B+...

Some additional info off a OEM ecu for onboard IGBT. this info was pulled off a Ford Copperhead ECU. 2011-14 F150/Mustang V6 and V8s. IGBT used is https://media.digikey.com/pdf/Data%20Sheets/ON%20Semiconductor%20PDFs/NGD8201N_AN.pdf trace width is 1.3mm and length was 61.7mm. 1amp 13.1mv 2amp 26.3mv...

Hopefully i can make the Location of the EWP work here. Its a Pierburg off a BMW. Its a brushless pump. Ebay score for 50 bucks. I hope it works lol.

Garret IC core from ATPTurbo. Along with Cast ends tank's from them. 24x12x4.5 Core. Should be big enough

Ti bolts are below. Thought they where in last batch. But I had to mod the front to properly mount the Sciroco radiator. Hopefully its large enough to keep this car cool if I decide to drive it on hotter days.

Transmission assembly and install. The bolts im holding are Titanium. Gotta love Ebay. There pretty cheap as well.

Pics are so out of order. Next Image dump should be alot more current progress

More Pics of Old car and new. Parts accumulation and what not.