Any questions you have before you begin buying, building and installing.
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By danielp3344
#30730
Hi guys,

I have a 2001 Ford Excursion with a 6.8L Triton V10 engine. It was free so I didn't bother to check possible compatibility with speeduino, but now that I have it I really like the engine and would love to make it work. The only obvious issue I see is the extra cylinders. I am not totally electrically ignorant (Capable of designing and manufacturing my own pcbs) but I would like to hear your thoughts before I try this.
By theonewithin
#30731
2 Speeduino's sharing sensors.

One hands wasted spark. Other handles batch fuel.

Other option is a Teensy board which has 8x8 drivers natively and run wasted/batch as above.

Teensy work is still in progress so some things are not currently working (Bluetooth for example).
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By danielp3344
#30732
I don't understand, speeduino already has extra outputs? or do I need to make a new pcb.
By theonewithin
#30733
The original Speeduino boards only have 4 injection and 4 ignition outputs.

So you would need 2 of each to do an engine above 8 cylinders.

Or go with a Teensy powered board which do 8x8.

Search the forum for info on the 8x8
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By FIXR7
#50247
The Ford V10 has an Even fire 72degrees angle crankshaft. The 2V and 2VPI engines have a 36-1 encoder and the 3V engine has a 40-1. Can the Speeduino account for this?

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