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jm3
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PostPosted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 10:52 pm
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is it ne use using my apexi safc neo from my last project that failed on the sport? or should i sell it along with my profec and get emanage ultimate?
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PostPosted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 11:26 pm
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^^Emanage ultimate is proven on the SSS (both Greddy/Trust and R's racing used it on their power package ZC31S offerings to much success).

I used the Ultimate briefly in another car......and it's really comprehensive compared to what a "somewhat simplistc by comparison" SAFC can do....esp. considering that the Ultimate can use external sensors (knock / MAP etc etc).

Of course, as with all applications of either, keep in mind you may lose *some* of the inherent safety functions that the ECU has (more so with the SAFC, you can perhaps try some limits in the Emanage Ult I imagine)......such as ign retard due to knock for example?

I trust you'd have some mods you'd want to "tune" for of course? (4-2-1 headers? exhaust? intake?)
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 7:08 am
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x2...... very little gains on the apexi and it can't control VVT
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 8:14 am
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ye ill be modding it as soon as its had its 1k i have lots of spare performance parts that i have no use for on the forester as it has all the sti trimmings lol so may aswell put them into service my friend had offered to swap ultimate for my profec. only prob is i dont like that sort of stuff in a "used" condition as theres always little things missing that turn out to be important.
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 8:26 am
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also wuz d scene with the esp. does the version of the sport sold here actually have it or not? i dont see an esp button or nething.
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 8:39 am
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also wuz d scene with the esp. does the version of the sport sold here actually have it or not? i dont see an esp button or nething.


yes they do .... but only the mega package swift sport comes with the button to switch it off next to the handbrake leaver.
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:00 am
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u know if the wiring is already in place for the esp switch? if so ill rig it in myself lol,
although the esp proved itself if it was the esp and not me that brought the car back in-line after some sideways action round the savannah. its the tcs i wanna switch off. Purely for scientific purposes
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:34 am
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take yuh time with the esp/ tcs ......... at high speeds if you aggressively over correct while power sliding the esp kicks in and hits you a wicked snap over steer.

R.I.P pck 911
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:38 am
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u know if the wiring is already in place for the esp switch? if so ill rig it in myself lol,
although the esp proved itself if it was the esp and not me that brought the car back in-line after some sideways action round the savannah. its the tcs i wanna switch off. Purely for scientific purposes
Wink


you hear quite a "thud" sounds from the box and the light blinks when it kicks in ......... it comes in with a slight touch of the brakes during loss of traction .......

i think ryan peru perfected using it with left foot braking at dex Wink
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 2:33 pm
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ive found the car likes to shake its ass a bit though lol i expected more understeer but i guess thats the esp doing its job.
altho its been 4 years since i owned a light fwd guess i gotta get used to it again.
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 2:34 pm
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take yuh time with the esp/ tcs ......... at high speeds if you aggressively over correct while power sliding the esp kicks in and hits you a wicked snap over steer.

R.I.P pck 911


u kill a swift sport already?
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 4:04 pm
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Ignorant Ignis wrote:
take yuh time with the esp/ tcs ......... at high speeds if you aggressively over correct while power sliding the esp kicks in and hits you a wicked snap over steer.

R.I.P pck 911


u kill a swift sport already?


nah .... not me Laughing Laughing Laughing
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 5:01 pm
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all these interesting terms; esp/tcs

old geezer GTi's don't have any of those gizmos, lol ...we have to rely on the Oscar Sierra (Oh Sh!t) method of spirited driving 'correections'!
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 8:24 pm
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ye ill be modding it as soon as its had its 1k i have lots of spare performance parts that i have no use for on the forester as it has all the sti trimmings lol so may aswell put them into service my friend had offered to swap ultimate for my profec. only prob is i dont like that sort of stuff in a "used" condition as theres always little things missing that turn out to be important.



Well, keep us updated on how it goes....strange that folks still go around using boost controllers in Subys.

I'm actually curious to see what you do with the Ult (tuner??)......as most folks with the SS (not me btw) tend to shy away from any "modification" (other than graphics and the "typical" K&N panel filter Laughing)


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but only the mega package swift sport comes with the button to switch it off next to the handbrake leaver.


That's like the JDM "Limited" version right? With the *real* Recaros? Ever offered locally?
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 11:40 pm
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im not gonna go too far with the mods (well im trying to refrain), tbh the car is vey well balanced stock,
suzuki seems to have done a god job on it i definately want to get another 20-30whp as i was under the impression i was buying a new car with 125 whp lol. as theres no turbo to play with it gonna be a little bit of a task to make the numbers. i used octane boost on this tank of gas to see how much power the 95 ron is stealing. the drive to maracas over the weekend will indicate what i need to do as long as theres not too much traffic if there is ill go up on a weekday.
p.s graphics,panel filters and giant chrome rims aint my thing rofl
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PostPosted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 9:51 am
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^^My 2c....... off the shelf octane boosters are in most cases, pointless. The small amount hardly raises the octane of a full, or even half a tank of gas, effectively beyond 1 "RON" (calc. volumetric average of octanes - 0.Cool. And they can mess up the O2 sensors over time (the boosters with MMT that is).

Now if you try toluene.............. Shocked Very Happy
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PostPosted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 10:14 am
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^^If I don't use NOS Racing Forumla, my car wil ping heavily from peak torque (4,000rpm) to redline. If your cars' management deals with low octane fuel well (pulls back Ign. timing), then in most cases you won't even notice there's something missing. until, you add a good octane booster, not jus ah 'treatment' ...I've done lots of research on octane boosters, and the NOS Racing Formula wins hands down in every test! I buy the sh!t by the case cuz my cars' management isn't capable of pulling back timing, lol.
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PostPosted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 10:21 am
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^^My 2c....... off the shelf octane boosters are in most cases, pointless. The small amount hardly raises the octane of a full, or even half a tank of gas, effectively beyond 1 "RON" (calc. volumetric average of octanes - 0.Cool. And they can mess up the O2 sensors over time (the boosters with MMT that is).

Now if you try toluene.............. Shocked Very Happy


x2...don't waste your money on octane boosters.

the mega package was never offered locally ......
recaro's, led taillights, hid headlights, esp switch and few other interior trims.
they had a mega package SX4 on trial though... but was sent back to japan
1.5 all wheel drive.
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PostPosted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 10:21 am
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^^^W3rd. That NOS booster one of the few that actually doesn't use MMT if I'm not mistaken. It's one of the better ones out there too......actually gives a good octane boost (I'll have to chain up one of our lab techs to run the Octane of this with pump premium on the test engine setup)


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the mega package was never offered locally ......
recaro's, led taillights, hid headlights, esp switch and few other interior trims.
they had a mega package SX4 on trial though... but was sent back to japan
1.5 all wheel drive.


<cries> NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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PostPosted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 12:54 pm
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ah so the performance increse i percieved is a placebo Sad
ill try out the nos then that bought locally? or i gotta ship it in?
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for a nice increase in acceleration try a e-throttle controller .... i have heard pretty good reviews of them on the SSS
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PostPosted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 2:19 pm
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^^^you can get it for a decent price by Juruwan, and there are a few Power Sellers here that offer it too. I know that the Ignis & Swift Sport has an 11:1 CR, but their ECU's pull back timing when it detects knock, so most of you out there are not truely getting the best performance out of your cars with our 'claimed' 95RON fuel. If you were to fill your tanks up after adding the NOS octane Booster, drive around for a few miles to mix them good, AND reset your ECU (lift the battery negative terminal for 5 mins.) I guarantee you that you will see a marked improvement in the performance!

My Justification:

on my very 'dated' GTi, where the ECU cannot pull back timing, I have to set my Ignition refernce, and the IGN. map is then based on this refernce. without any octane booster, I cannot advance any more than 2 degrees BTDC or there will be knock. when I run the correct mix ratio of the NOS (0.8oz/Gallon of Premium Petrol) I can advance my Ignition to 5 degrees BTDC before I get knock. If i use 1.6oz/Gallon Premium Petrol), I can advance my timing to 9 degrees BTDC before knock.

this tells me that the added Octane Booster IS in fact negating the pre-ignition associated with lower octane fuel.

The benefits? More Ign. advance means that the combustion cycle is more efficient because combustion is started earlier, better economy BECAUSE more energy is gained from the earlier Ignition, and your exhaust valves don't run as hot(I have witnessed this effect on my Coolant temps. lower when the IGN. is more advanced, inverse when retarded).
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ty for info swifted ill try and get some.
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PostPosted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 9:22 pm
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jm3 wrote:
u know if the wiring is already in place for the esp switch? if so ill rig it in myself lol,
although the esp proved itself if it was the esp and not me that brought the car back in-line after some sideways action round the savannah. its the tcs i wanna switch off. Purely for scientific purposes
Wink


you hear quite a "thud" sounds from the box and the light blinks when it kicks in ......... it comes in with a slight touch of the brakes during loss of traction .......

i think ryan peru perfected using it with left foot braking at dex Wink



I've heard this argument and as an SSS owner I must challenge it.

ESP on the swift requires two (2) additional sensors, one to sense steering input and the other is a type of accelerometer. So if you cannot find those sensors then you car does not have ESP. Also I think there is a special circuit for it (I read on another SSS forum) so if you have no fuse in your fuse box for it then guess what.....

Secondly ESP does not require tapping the brakes to activate. ESP is a highly advanced safety feature and, once its on, it will activate automatically! It activates when the control unit detects that the driver is attempting to turn, but the car isnt! It applys breaking force, and reduces throttle.... automatically. That is the reason why there is ALWAYS and on / off switch.

......This is also the reason you can only have true ESP on cars with e-throttle.

What tricks lots of folks is the fact that the SSS has EBD, electronic break force distribution. This is an advancement to ABS which allows selective brake force to be applied to the wheels that still have grip.

This is what Ryan was making use of at SOLODEX

On the SSS the thud sound happens whenever the ABS motor is activated.


Now if only someone could help me out with those rumours of special edition, from the factory 1.8 liter SSS Rolling Eyes
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jm3 wrote:
u know if the wiring is already in place for the esp switch? if so ill rig it in myself lol,
although the esp proved itself if it was the esp and not me that brought the car back in-line after some sideways action round the savannah. its the tcs i wanna switch off. Purely for scientific purposes
Wink


you hear quite a "thud" sounds from the box and the light blinks when it kicks in ......... it comes in with a slight touch of the brakes during loss of traction .......

i think ryan peru perfected using it with left foot braking at dex Wink



I've heard this argument and as an SSS owner I must challenge it.

ESP on the swift requires two (2) additional sensors, one to sense steering input and the other is a type of accelerometer. So if you cannot find those sensors then you car does not have ESP. Also I think there is a special circuit for it (I read on another SSS forum) so if you have no fuse in your fuse box for it then guess what.....

Secondly ESP does not require tapping the brakes to activate. ESP is a highly advanced safety feature and, once its on, it will activate automatically! It activates when the control unit detects that the driver is attempting to turn, but the car isnt! It applys breaking force, and reduces throttle.... automatically. That is the reason why there is ALWAYS and on / off switch.

......This is also the reason you can only have true ESP on cars with e-throttle.

What tricks lots of folks is the fact that the SSS has EBD, electronic break force distribution. This is an advancement to ABS which allows selective brake force to be applied to the wheels that still have grip.

This is what Ryan was making use of at SOLODEX

On the SSS the thud sound happens whenever the ABS motor is activated.


Now if only someone could help me out with those rumours of special edition, from the factory 1.8 liter SSS Rolling Eyes


never heard of the any special edition 1.8


thanks for the clarification of ESP and EBD. but the esp also makes a thud sounds .... not so?
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PostPosted: Sun Oct 25, 2009 1:24 am
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Rado,

I think your right I do not think we have ESP on our local SSS, haven't seen the ESP light iluminate on ignition, if we had it should illuminate for a coule of seconds and then come off.

There is a 1.9 kit which I'm sure you have seen before, never heard of a factory 1.8 SSS though.

Hows the car by the way haven't seen you on swiftsport.net for some time
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Ignorant Ignis wrote:
jm3 wrote:
u know if the wiring is already in place for the esp switch? if so ill rig it in myself lol,
although the esp proved itself if it was the esp and not me that brought the car back in-line after some sideways action round the savannah. its the tcs i wanna switch off. Purely for scientific purposes
Wink


you hear quite a "thud" sounds from the box and the light blinks when it kicks in ......... it comes in with a slight touch of the brakes during loss of traction .......

i think ryan peru perfected using it with left foot braking at dex Wink



I've heard this argument and as an SSS owner I must challenge it.

ESP on the swift requires two (2) additional sensors, one to sense steering input and the other is a type of accelerometer. So if you cannot find those sensors then you car does not have ESP. Also I think there is a special circuit for it (I read on another SSS forum) so if you have no fuse in your fuse box for it then guess what.....

Secondly ESP does not require tapping the brakes to activate. ESP is a highly advanced safety feature and, once its on, it will activate automatically! It activates when the control unit detects that the driver is attempting to turn, but the car isnt! It applys breaking force, and reduces throttle.... automatically. That is the reason why there is ALWAYS and on / off switch.

......This is also the reason you can only have true ESP on cars with e-throttle.

What tricks lots of folks is the fact that the SSS has EBD, electronic break force distribution. This is an advancement to ABS which allows selective brake force to be applied to the wheels that still have grip.

This is what Ryan was making use of at SOLODEX

On the SSS the thud sound happens whenever the ABS motor is activated.


Now if only someone could help me out with those rumours of special edition, from the factory 1.8 liter SSS Rolling Eyes



Ditto. I'm under the impression that local cars don't have ESP Confused

AS for the EBD, that's a pretty standard system nowadays......the "thud"....I've never heard that as happening with ESP. Also, if the car has "ESP", it technically will come into play in aggressive cornering AT ALL TIMES....not just when the driver gets into trouble Wink


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Hows the car by the way haven't seen you on swiftsport.net for some time


Never seen you there Shocked You should post your car in the SS.net gallery.....you'll see mine there (under a different name of course).
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Never seen you there You should post your car in the SS.net gallery.....you'll see mine there (under a different name of course).


Haven't put pics up yet, enjoying the car, haven't had chance to take pics

I'll work on that!
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Ditto. I'm under the impression that local cars don't have ESP Confused


yuh know i was wondering this myself.

from the sg forum they said it only comes on the mega package cars ... that i know we don't have in Trinidad. but i swear i see the light on a version 2 SSS.

Confused
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haven't seen the light illuminate on my series 2.
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