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Please note! "Supported power Hp" are just estimates and vary drastically depending on a number of factors such as engine efficiency and induction type.
Please note! "Supported power Hp" are just estimates and vary drastically depending on a number of factors such as engine efficiency and induction type.
==Input==
==Input==
Part number (diameter, supported power hp)
 
*0280002421 (92 mm 460 hp)
{| class="wikitable" style="float:center;"
*0280213011 (76 mm, 220 hp)
|-
*0280217007 (see [[#Custom Housing]])
! scope="col"| Part Number
*0280217107 (70 mm, 225 hp)
! scope="col"| Diameter
*0280217114 (70 mm, 200 hp)
! scope="col"| Supported Power
*0280217120 (70 mm, 225 hp)
! scope="col"| Internal IAT
*0280217124 (70 mm, 270 hp)
! scope="col"| Connector Type
*0280217502 (76 mm, 235 hp)
|-
*0280217519 (80 mm, 225 hp)
|0281002421
*0280217531 (80 mm, 240 hp)
|92 mm
*0280217533 (*)
|460 hp
*0280217800 (92 mm, 300 hp)
|No
*0280217801 (96 mm, 400 hp)
|Type 2
*0280217803 (92 mm, 300 hp)
|-
*0280217806 (92 mm, 300 hp)
|0280213011
*0280217814 (92 mm, 280 hp)
|76 mm
*0280218002 (70 mm, 210 hp)
|220 hp
*0280218003 (70 mm, 210 hp)
|No
*0280218007 (*)
|Type
*0280218008 (86 mm, 330 hp)
|-
*0280218012 (* 80 mm)
|0280217007
*0280218017 (80 mm, 245 hp)
|see [[#Custom Housing]]
*0280218019 (70 mm, 180 hp)
|No
*0280218045 (*) (76 mm)
|Type
*0280218063 (70 mm, 280 hp)
|-
*0280218067 (76 mm, 415 hp)
|0280217107
*0280218069 (92 mm, 450 hp)
|70 mm
*0280218083 (76 mm, 415 hp)
|225 hp
*0280218087 (80 mm, 330 hp)
|No
*0280218089 (86 mm, 430 hp)
|Type
*0280218108 (*) (80 mm)
|-
*0280218113 (70 mm, 185 hp)
|0280217114
*0280218119 (* 60 mm, 175 hp)
|70 mm
*0280218176 (* 86 mm, 215 hp)
|200 hp
*22680AA160 (see [[#Custom Housing]])
|No
*22680AA310 (see [[#Custom Housing]])
|Type
*22680AA380 (see [[#Custom Housing]])
|-
*22680AA410 (see [[#Custom Housing]])
|0280217120
*281002Y100 (70 mm 185 hp)
|70 mm
*5WK9-624 (70 mm)
|225 hp
*2.5 Bar MAP Module
|No
*4.0 Bar MAP Module
|Type
*Variable TPS Module
|-
|0280217124
|70 mm
|270 hp
|Yes
|Type
|-
|0280217502
|76 mm
|235 hp
|No
|Type
|-
|0280217519
|80 mm
|225 hp
|No
|Type 3
|-
|0280217531
|80 mm
|240 hp
|No
|Type
|-
|0280217533
|80 mm
|240 hp
|Yes
|Type 3
|-
|0280217800
|92 mm
|300 hp
|No
|Type
|-
|0280217801
|96 mm
|400 hp
|No
|Type
|-
|0280217803
|92 mm
|300 hp
|No
|Type
|-
|0280217806
|92 mm
|300 hp
|No
|Type
|-
|0280217814
|92 mm
|280 hp
|Yes
|Type 3
|-
|0280218002
|70 mm
|210 hp
|Yes
|Type
|-
|0280218003
|70 mm
|210 hp
|Yes
|Type
|-
|0280218007*
|
|
|No
|Type
|-
|0280218008
|86 mm
|330 hp
|No
|Type
|-
|0280218012*
|80 mm
|
|Yes
|Type 2
|-
|0280218017
|80 mm
|245 hp
|Yes
|Type 1
|0280218019
|80 mm
|245 hp
|Yes
|Type 2
|0280218038
|86 mm
|300 hp
|No
|Type 1
|-
|0280218019
|70 mm
|180 hp
|No
|Type
|-
|0280218045*
|76 mm
|
|Yes
|Type
|-
|0280218063
|70 mm
|280 hp
|Yes
|Type 1
|-
|0280218067
|76 mm
|415 hp
|No
|Type
|-
|0280218069
|92 mm
|450 hp
|No
|Type 1
|-
|0280218083
|76 mm
|415 hp
|No
|Type
|-
|0280218087
|80 mm
|330 hp
|No
|Type
|-
|0280218089
|86 mm
|430 hp
|No
|Type 2
|-
|0280218108*
|No
|80 mm
|No
|Type
|-
|0280218113
|70 mm
|185 hp
|No
|Type
|-
|0280218119*
|60 mm
|175 hp
|No
|Type
|-
|0280218176*
|86 mm
|215 hp
|No
|Type
|-
|22680AA160
|see [[#Custom Housing]]
|
|No
|Type
|-
|22680AA310
|see [[#Custom Housing]]
|260 hp
|No
|Type
|-
|22680AA380
|see [[#Custom Housing]]
|380 hp
|No
|Type
|-
|22680AA410
|see [[#Custom Housing]]
|450 hp
|No
|Type
|-
|281002Y100
|70 mm
|185 hp
|Yes
|Type 2
|-
|5WK9-624
|70 mm
|240 hp
|
|Yes
|Type 3
|-
|2.5 Bar MAP Module
|Type
|-
|4.0 Bar MAP Module
|Type
|-
|Variable TPS Module
|}


(*) will be supported soon
(*) will be supported soon
(**) this MAF only sometimes has an internal IAT sensor. We have seen it both ways.


==Custom Housing==
==Custom Housing==

Revision as of 23:50, 5 May 2023

Introduction

The SSSICK (SSSQUID Input Conversion Kit), previously known as the SSSMCK (SSSQUID MAF Conversion Kit), is the first and only retail-level kit that not only properly reads and filters a MAF signal for use with a stock ECU and tune, but also allows live data-logging with our Buoy application.

You may noticed that some pages still refer to it as "SSSMCK". While we are working to replace all instances with "SSSICK", please do not worry if an instruction says "SSSMCK". If a link stops working, please check the URL for SSSMCK and replace it with SSSICK.

It is plug-and-play and can directly replace the stock VAM. The kit can properly convert a variety of different MAF signals into a signal a stock ECU can process. What this means is that this kit does NOT require a special tune to work. However, when using the Variable TPS or MAP Sensor add-ons, a retune is almost always required.

This kit is designed to work with the BMW M20, M30, M40, M42, and S14 engines. However, due to a lack of availability, the kit only comes with a connection for M20/M30 engines. For use with M40/42 and S14 engines, there is some custom wiring required (cutting, splicing, and soldering). Please contact us for more information!

At the moment, the SSSICK does require the purchase of a MAF (if using it in MAF mode); a TPS is required for TPS mode; vacuum tubing is required for the MAP adapter. There are multiple plug-and-play adapters that can used with the SSSICK base kit, such as MAF, MAP, and TPS. Why is it not all-in-on? Because it is designed to handle a variety of different sensors as well as additional add-ons such as the Variable TPS kit or the MAP Sensor kit. MAFs are by-far the most common and most reliable choice, and are the only sensors that can be used on a stock, un-tuned ECU.

Converting from the VAM to the MAP Sensor will change your vehicle's tuning to what's known as Alpha-N tuning, which uses engine RPM and throttle position to determine operational values. Using this REQUIRES a specific tune from SSSQUID and cannot be used on standard software.

Converting from the VAM to the MAP Sensor will change your vehicle's tuning to what's known as Speed Density tuning, which uses engine RPM and manifold air pressure to determine operational values. Using this REQUIRES a specific tune from SSSQUID and cannot be used on standard software.

You can find the kit for purchase HERE

Hardware

At the moment the kit is in pre-release format. What this means is that it uses 3D-printed components along with early software and hardware. While it works perfectly well for most applications, there may be small bugs or glitches we are still working on. Please keep this in mind and CONTACT US with any issues or bugs you encounter and we will fix them as quickly as possible.

You can find the kit for purchase HERE

Software

The software used to control the SSSICK is an all-in-one data-logging and flashing tool called Buoy. You can read more about it here: BUOY

Installation

Installation instructions can be viewed on the INSTALLATION page!

Operation

The SSSICK has an LED that displays operation and errors. It also has active microcontroller-monitored internal error checking that can output specific codes to our logging and tuning software "Buoy" for diagnostics. It can be fully tuned and programmed for a variety of sensors, as well as offering an extensively tunable list of options such as: filtering, linearly interpolated manual airflow corrections, dynamic short-term and long-term corrections, programmable external component triggers (for NOx, water injection, or similar), and more.

Read more about this on the USER MANUAL page!

Selecting a Sensor

You will select ONE sensor conversion option for you kit: MAF, MAP, or TPS.

MAF

Most everyone should select a MAF sensor. It is the best, easiest, and most reliable sensor conversion. If you have a N/A street vehicle, a MAF is your best and highest recommended option. If you have a low or medium boost engine, the MAF is likely also your best option. Please keep in mind that ALL MAFs ABSOLUTELY MUST BE PLACED ********BEFORE******** your turbocharger. NO EXCEPTIONS.

It's recommended to choose a MAF that supports 20-30% more power than your vehicle produces. It's generally not recommended to choose a MAF that is rated for over 50% more than your vehicle produces. So if your engine outputs 200 hp, you would choose a MAF that is rated for at least 240 hp, but no more than 300 hp. Of course you can always use a higher rated sensor, but it does reduce the reading resolution, so sizing your sensor correctly can produce a much smoother and more reliable engine than over-sizing.

Most MAF-based conversions can be used on even a stock tune.

MAP

MAP sensor are used by those that have a forced induction setup or cannot use a MAF for one reason or another (open, unmetered ITB for example). Running MAP-only (known as "speed density" tuning) is considered a slightly lesser option than a MAF for most cases.

When selecting a Manifold Air Pressure (MAP) sensor, it's a very similar process to selecting a MAF: it's recommended to choose a sensor that supports at least 15% more pressure than your F/I setup will produce, but no more than 80% more. So if your setup produces an absolute manifold pressure of 1.65 bar/24 PSI, you would select the 2.5 bar/36.5 PSI sensor.

A MAP-based conversion REQUIRES a custom tune. No exceptions.

TPS

TPS-based tuning (or "alpha-n" tuning) means that your ECU is not able to read airflow or manifold pressure and instead relies entirely on throttle position for all airflow estimations. This is seen by all as the least efficient method of tuning and should only be used when absolutely necessary.

The kit supports just about any variable TPS. You can calibrate and program your TPS from within Buoy. The most popular TPS is the M50 variable TPS.

A TPS-based conversion REQUIRES a custom tune. No exceptions.

Supported Sensors

Please expect this list to grow as we develop the kit further. If you have a specific sensor you would like to use and do not see it listed, please send us a message and we'll try our best to add it to our supported sensor list.

Please note! "Supported power Hp" are just estimates and vary drastically depending on a number of factors such as engine efficiency and induction type.

Input

Part Number Diameter Supported Power Internal IAT Connector Type
0281002421 92 mm 460 hp No Type 2
0280213011 76 mm 220 hp No Type
0280217007 see #Custom Housing No Type
0280217107 70 mm 225 hp No Type
0280217114 70 mm 200 hp No Type
0280217120 70 mm 225 hp No Type
0280217124 70 mm 270 hp Yes Type
0280217502 76 mm 235 hp No Type
0280217519 80 mm 225 hp No Type 3
0280217531 80 mm 240 hp No Type
0280217533 80 mm 240 hp Yes Type 3
0280217800 92 mm 300 hp No Type
0280217801 96 mm 400 hp No Type
0280217803 92 mm 300 hp No Type
0280217806 92 mm 300 hp No Type
0280217814 92 mm 280 hp Yes Type 3
0280218002 70 mm 210 hp Yes Type
0280218003 70 mm 210 hp Yes Type
0280218007* No Type
0280218008 86 mm 330 hp No Type
0280218012* 80 mm Yes Type 2
0280218017 80 mm 245 hp Yes Type 1 0280218019 80 mm 245 hp Yes Type 2 0280218038 86 mm 300 hp No Type 1
0280218019 70 mm 180 hp No Type
0280218045* 76 mm Yes Type
0280218063 70 mm 280 hp Yes Type 1
0280218067 76 mm 415 hp No Type
0280218069 92 mm 450 hp No Type 1
0280218083 76 mm 415 hp No Type
0280218087 80 mm 330 hp No Type
0280218089 86 mm 430 hp No Type 2
0280218108* No 80 mm No Type
0280218113 70 mm 185 hp No Type
0280218119* 60 mm 175 hp No Type
0280218176* 86 mm 215 hp No Type
22680AA160 see #Custom Housing No Type
22680AA310 see #Custom Housing 260 hp No Type
22680AA380 see #Custom Housing 380 hp No Type
22680AA410 see #Custom Housing 450 hp No Type
281002Y100 70 mm 185 hp Yes Type 2
5WK9-624 70 mm 240 hp Yes Type 3
2.5 Bar MAP Module Type
4.0 Bar MAP Module Type
Variable TPS Module

(*) will be supported soon (**) this MAF only sometimes has an internal IAT sensor. We have seen it both ways.

Custom Housing

Some sensors are generally bought alone and installed in custom pipe housing because their OE mounting is directly in a filter box or something that can't easily be used, such as with many Subaru or Mitsubishi MAFs. In these cases, sensor housing size can be different based on what you're using. We try to provide settings for a few sensor housing sizes, but we can always provide something specific by request.

Output

  • 0280202025
  • 0280202064
  • 0280202082
  • 0280202083
  • 0280202091
  • 0280202130
  • 0280202134
  • 0280202203
  • 0280203027
  • 0280203028

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