Hey clint anymore updated info on this I think I'm going to go this rout

Yeah, sure. As long as you have a 1g or 2g maf, a socketed EPROM ecu, and the right sized injectors and fuel pump for how much boost you want to run, you're good to go. You already have Zeitronix to monitor AFR, right? I'll hook you up with the files you need to get tuner pro running. That's the hardest part. Then I can give you a chip bin file w/ the typical bells and whistles like fuel cue elimination, boost gauge as a knock gauge, higher rev limit, etc. Let me know when you want to get together and I can set you up w/ a base tune and you can go from there. If you have a laptop you can tune it whenever you want. The only downside to Tuner Pro is that it won't log b/c it doesn't support our baud rate. You'll have to use Zeitronix and/or something like TMO, mmcd, tunenstien, pocket logger, etc to do your logging. If/when you switch over to speed density you'll be able to log *and* tune with the ds-map software (now called Jackal).

I have pics of how to install the Ostrich. I'll upload them this weekend.

Yea I don't have a 1g or 2g mas that's why I'm gonna go to speed density but I might just try to find a cheep mas to do tuner pro and get a feel for tuning then step up to the speed density

Yea I have a zeitronix and I just picked up from gordon a logger with mmcd

Not sure If I understand 100% but Tuner Pro is the tuning program you use with your laptop and the Ostrich is the ecu replacement?

[quote="DimondStar"]Not sure If I understand 100% but Tuner Pro is the tuning program you use with your laptop and the Ostrich is the ecu replacement?[/quote]

Yes except the ostrich replaces the eprom chip like how link does but there's like a cable that's attached to it so you can make changes to it without removing it.