Hello Everyone, Sorry for just jumping in with the question,
My name is Roger , I love to try things that everyone says can't be done. I'm a fabracator/welder by trade, I love tobuild odd things.I just put a GSXR 1000 in a mini Indy car I built & got it STREET Legal in Ca. My next task in putting a North* in my jet boat. Here isa little more info on me ,,,,, rogerslittlecars.com
Thanks Roger

what are you using for the transmission/drive? that is going to be important.

a couple suggestions.... ?

Katzman can probably give you valuable input,
FLCaddytech can probably tell you what computer modules and sensors have to
stay with the N* to run well.
others can help in other various ways.

aside that, go to the Hobby Corner and post the project.
there are fabricator types lurking this site and if needed, i will get some more to come
by for a visit.

welcome to the site

Hello, & Thanks for the Welcome ,,,, The drive is direct, I'll be machining an adaptor to go from the crank to a 1310 series U-joint , that goes right into the Berkly jet pump, I'll be making all my own engine plates formounting, I'll be making my own stainless headers( maybe water cooled),I have all the sensors that I need( I think ) But I would like to lose the EGR valve & some other stuff,
I know I can use a stand alone ECM system like the sand cars use (about $1500) but I think with some help from this site I could use the stock PCM & use the $1500 for gas ,,, I'm new to this site & I'm just learning my way around ,,,So any Help or advise would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Roger

Roger,

1st, i'm taking this thread to the Vehicular Projects so it gets attention and does not get
lost in the intro section. often the TECHs dont look there.

it has been a long long time since i messed with hex code, peeks and pokes, and binary code,
rusty i am .. actually, more than rusty.

i sugest you touch bases with Bruce at the site below and see if he can help with your ECM challenge.
http://www.geocities.com/ecmguy.geo/bruce/prog_101.html

here are some of the things you are looking at. I also believe the shifting of the trani is affected,
but dont know how the direct drive can be dealt with..

Address Range Purpose
$0000-0001 (http://www.geocities.com/ecmguy.geo/bruce/prog_101.html?200710#Checksum,) Checksum
$0002-$0003 (http://www.geocities.com/ecmguy.geo/bruce/prog_101.html?200710#Scan%20ID%20Word,) Scan ID
$0004 (http://www.geocities.com/ecmguy.geo/bruce/prog_101.html?200710#ID%20Byte) EPROM Template ID
$0032-0106 (http://www.geocities.com/ecmguy.geo/bruce/prog_101.html?200710#spark) Main Spark table, 3d
$015E-0165 (http://www.geocities.com/ecmguy.geo/bruce/prog_101.html?200710#wot_spark) WOT Spark adder
$017F-0187 (http://www.geocities.com/ecmguy.geo/bruce/prog_101.html?200710#knock) Knock sensor retard at WOT
$0188-018C (http://www.geocities.com/ecmguy.geo/bruce/prog_101.html?200710#knock) Knock sensor retard non WOT
$030E-0312 (http://www.geocities.com/ecmguy.geo/bruce/prog_101.html?200710#enrich) MAP Power Enrichment
$0314-031D (http://www.geocities.com/ecmguy.geo/bruce/prog_101.html?200710#enrich) TPS Power Enrichment
$037F-03C6 (http://www.geocities.com/ecmguy.geo/bruce/prog_101.html?200710#volumetric) Main Fuel table, 3d
$03C7-03D7 (http://www.geocities.com/ecmguy.geo/bruce/prog_101.html?200710#VE%20Adder%20Table) Main fuel table Adder
$044A-0458 (http://www.geocities.com/ecmguy.geo/bruce/prog_101.html?200710#crank_fuel) Crank Air Fuel Ratio Vs Coolant
$0459-0468 (http://www.geocities.com/ecmguy.geo/bruce/prog_101.html?200710#afr_temp) Air Fuel Ratio Vs Coolant
$047D-0485 (http://www.geocities.com/ecmguy.geo/bruce/prog_101.html?200710#tps_pe) Percent of TPS to enable PE
$050D-050F (http://www.geocities.com/ecmguy.geo/bruce/prog_101.html?200710#Error%20Code%20Masks) Error Code Masks
$05F5-0605 (http://www.geocities.com/ecmguy.geo/bruce/prog_101.html?200710#afr_temp) Air Fuel Ratio Vs Coolant
$060E-0616 (http://www.geocities.com/ecmguy.geo/bruce/prog_101.html?200710#idle_speed) Idle Speed Temperature Corrections

whatever you learn, we would appreciate your coming back and keeping us posted
as you make progress. the TECHs here may also jump in and give some adivce, but i'm
not sure this is within their experience. maybe it is, dont know.

IMO, this is one interesting project that can be done,
with effort and learning.

please do keep us posted.

Whoa! That's different dude. Anyways, I would follow this thread until you rave fishes on the water next time. SPLASSHH! :D
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