I might as well post some update/teaser pics while I'm here.
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Originally posted by nitrofarm View PostThanks I figured you were busy ! Every time I decide what version I'm going to start with I change my mind. I think I might just start with the MS 1 & a Stim Jim.drool
Those are fighting words! There is only one car superior to my Festy.....My Mustang
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Originally posted by jjk1224 View PostJust a small update, I haven't been on in awhile so I figured I'd post some pics.
To answer the question earlier about the MS2 or MS3, I decided to go with 2 just because of the price. MS3 didn't offer me anything extra worth the money so I stuck with the 2. Sorry about the late response.
Originally posted by bhazard View PostHe still has that junk mustang taking up festyspace...Last edited by nitrofarm; 12-07-2014, 11:32 AM.
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Just a small update, I haven't been on in awhile so I figured I'd post some pics.
Finally got Brads old engine from Donny's house, picked up a cheap picker and load leveler and got to work!
Tore everything apart, hopefully taking it into the shop this week to have everything machined. After that, all I need to do is buy some cool parts and a clean body.
To answer the question earlier about the MS2 or MS3, I decided to go with 2 just because of the price. MS3 didn't offer me anything extra worth the money so I stuck with the 2. Sorry about the late response. Haha
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Ok any special reason you went with the 2 & not the 3? Just wondering-
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Project Fiestiva
Well, its been awhile since I have posted and figured why not start a thread with my current/future build.
Not much to post as of yet, but hope to make some progress this winter during my slow season at work.
Started off with the brain.
Everything went together well... Except for one crucial mistake I found at the end. For those of you who have assembled a MS unit, you may laugh, but I definitely did not. Once I got to the last leg of the instructions, I was told to solder the U4 microprocessor into its socket. Well after looking for a few minutes, I realized that somehow at the beginning I managed to solder U4 into U7's socket. In the end, the U4 chip was destroyed trying to remove it from the PCB, but it was only a $3 mistake.
Testing with the stimulator:
Finished product:
As far as building a Megasquirt goes, it was a lot of fun and a good experience, but I think that in the future I will end up buying a pre-assembled unit.
Currently have a BP and g-series sitting in Xaero's garage, courtesy of Mr. Hazard.
I plan on building the engine and trans before next summer so hopefully I can find a shell and begin the implant!
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