**** got heavy and the build got put on the back burner. It's complete, ready for a controller and about 2 more hours of wiring but yeah...just other things popped up. Probably get it up and running in a night if I had a helper who knew MS. Trouble with MS is when you look for support, 5 guys will tell you 5 ways to get it to work and you never know which one will work with what you wired up, stuff stacks up. Also support for MS1/2 is drying up fast, everyone is jumping on the MS3 wagon. Great controller but its 5X the startup price, approaching the cost of the "bolt on" adapted units spoken about here form time to time. Looking seriously into Speed-uino now: sort of a back to 'open source' basics approach, very inexpensive and a vibrant support base. Arduino brings a powerful controller on a very flexible I/O board for like $18! From that, get another $20 plug in PC board plus passives and build your own EFI controller.
