PE control unit for twin cylinder engine?

[Big Daddy]

does anyone know if it will work with 2 cylinders thier website say 1,4,6,8 just wondering I really like thier stuff.

[Big Daddy]

does anyone know if it will work with 2 cylinders thier website say 1,4,6,8 just wondering I really like thier stuff.

[Charlie]

If you can run a trigger off a camshaft, and thier ECU runs batch fire, you can run the 2 cyl sequentially.

-Charlie Ping
Auburn University FSAE (http://eng.auburn.edu/organizations/SAE/AUFSAE)
5th Overall Detroit 2003
? Overall Aussie 2003. http://fsae.com/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_smile.gif

[B Lewis @ PE Engine Management]

Big Daddy,

Our stuff will work fine with a 2-cylinder, provided that it is an even firing engine. 2-cylinder even firing engines are just like half of a four cylinder. Currenty, we can't handle v-twin engines like Harleys. These have 2 firing events close together followed by a large dead time. If you have any questions, please contact me offline.

Brian Lewis
Performance Electronics, Ltd.
www.pe-ltd.com (http://www.pe-ltd.com)
"Complete Engine Management Systems"

[gug]

been doing some research on the net, i have found big daddy's new harley-davidson like fsae car:
http://autos.msn.com/as/autoshow2003/photos/L_Tomahawk-f.jpg

well, its got 4 wheels, and they are not in a straight line! it also does 0-100kph in 2.5sec...
- if it isnt coming, you need a bigger tool.

[ethanL007]

i think thats over 610cc's,
but i guess it screams.



actually that has a dodge viper v-10 in it (8277cc's)

Ethan Lessard
Team Captain
UNH Precision Racing

[Big Daddy]

All you have to do is just run it off of one cylinder!! http://fsae.com/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_rolleyes.gif