Find MoTeC Standalone Knock Module M SKM in Plano, Texas, United States, for US $1,036.00

Condition:New Brand:MoTeC UPC:SKM Manufacturer Part Number:M SKM

MoTeC Standalone Knock Module M SKM

MoTeC’s Standalone Knock Module (SKM) provides individual cylinder closed loop knock control allowing tuners to safely optimise high performance ignition maps. The module is compatible with all 'hundred series' ECUs.

The SKM is housed in a robust aluminium casing and can be mounted anywhere in the vehicle. It is wired between the ECU and the OEM fitted knock sensor.

Configuration of the module requires a competent tuner to carry out a frequency analysis and tune the control system. This is highly specialised work and therefore the MoTeC Knock Modules will only be available through authorised dealers that have undertaken specific training.

Compatibility

‘Hundred series’ ECU – M400, M600, M800 and M880
using ECU Manager software v3.5 and up
i2 data analysis
All knock sensors

SPECIFICATIONS

Inputs

Knock sensor input
Knock window input
Power supply 8 V

Outputs

Knock signal
Audio

Physical

Case size 38 x 90 x 25 mm excluding connector
Weight 100 grams
1 x 13 pin Autosport connector

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