Stand alone data logging systems

[Fast Guy]

Are there any out there that you could use with the standard set up or do you have to go the uprated ECU route?

 

[cmng]

If $$ no issue

http://www.aimsportsystems.com.au/mxlinfoc.htm


Plug and play to a lot of aftermarket ECU
or run independence

 

[campbellju]

You could lfit and log a WB lambda easily enough but without referencing it back to the ECU's map I'm not sure what you can do with it. Doesn't the e-manage ultimate allow datalogging? If it did that might be the cheapest way, even if you didn't get the car mapped.

 

[Fusion Ed]

Standard data logging systems.. Well for a start your stock ECU has the full ability to log everything it does with the correct lead and software. Both e-manage blue and ultimate also have extensive data logging capabilities. However you can get the software and lead for Nissan ECUs for about £60-70ish.

 

[Trip]

It all depends what data you are after. I used the zeitronx one and logged AFR(wideband) TPS, Boost, RPM, EGT and 1 user input. I plugged in my AIT.
My next one will be a PLx R500 with the added feature of logging and hearing-on-speakers knock + it has a real time G sensor to measure the bhp/torque.

All these can be used as stand-alone on a standard car.

 

[Fusion Ed]

I use PLX. They are quite nice.