Keep the base ECU
For many base model turbo builds, staying on the original non-turbo ECU is advised when the tune has the correct injector parameters, MAF and airflow scaling, open-loop and closed-loop configuration, and base timing control.
A dedicated EvoPro patch for turbo-converted Mitsubishi base model vehicles still running the original non-turbo ECU. It upgrades the real referenced load calculation and load-axis behavior needed for boost-aware fueling, timing, VE, MIVEC, and cylinder fuel trim work.
This patch is for working turbo-converted base model vehicles with the original base model ECU. It is not a cheap substitute for an XML definition, and it is not meant to fix existing mechanical, wiring, sensor, or tuning problems.
Keeping the base model ECU can be the smart move, but the stock non-turbo load ceiling becomes the problem.
For many base model turbo builds, staying on the original non-turbo ECU is advised when the tune has the correct injector parameters, MAF and airflow scaling, open-loop and closed-loop configuration, and base timing control.
A turbocharged setup does not make much sense when the calibration is still trapped around the original 100% load range. BoostReady upgrades the real load calculation and referenced axes so boost areas can be tuned properly.
This is for people already working with a proper XML. If your XML was created by searching bytes in HxD instead of using Ghidra, IDA Pro, or validated references, the axis locations may be wrong.
BoostReady adds load calculation support to the non-turbo binary for turbocharged operation.
Hot / interpolated load calculation table for boost-aware operating conditions.
Cold / interpolated load calculation table for temperature-sensitive boost/load behavior.
Additional MAP-based load calculation table used to support the upgraded load model.
This patch is about correct load and airmass calculation when the engine reaches boost. The goal is cleaner calculated load, better referenced load-axis usage, and easier fuel delivery setup for turbo-converted base model vehicles.
Please confirm these before purchasing. This patch is not for every car.
The patch targets the real referenced load axes used across the calibration.
If you already have a properly referenced XML, the $80 service covers the BoostReady patch. If you want the patch plus the upgraded tables and axes defined inside your XML because you are not sure your XML is correct, choose the $200 service.
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Real-time review and explanation of the BoostReady load patch workflow.
Pick the service level that matches your XML readiness.
$80USD
For customers with a proper existing XML. Includes the patch service for the submitted ROM file.
Buy patch$200USD
For customers who want the BoostReady patch plus the upgraded tables and axes defined cleanly in their XML.
Buy patch + XML upgradeEmail your ROM file, proof of purchase, vehicle details, MAP sensor type, intake manifold confirmation, and current XML status to [email protected].