Hello! Should i buy or either build it for high hp applications.

[Jortsa]

Hello and greetings from Finland! First off, something about my build. It is a Volvo B230 16v engine with forged internals and a GTX3584R turbo. The engine is made to run at around 600-700 hp. Would something like Rusefi Proteus work for this build? As a student trying to self-learn electronics and most importantly electronics and ecus related to automotive tech, I can not see any reason why not. The knock sensor function is not important, since I tune my engines with knock ears on the street. I have done a couple of projects with Arduino and Altium before, mainly DIY PDM and 722.6 gearbox controller with MOSFETs. My toolbox consists of JBC soldering station (yes I know it is overkill, I am toolaholic) and just some other basic stuff. Should I buy or build the proteus? I have taken a look at what it takes to build one, but JLCPCB has a shortage of some components and it might be hard to get elsewhere. JLCPCB also is missing some components (I know it should not be 100% ready, but a lot more components are missing than in the fab tutorial) when importing the BOM and CSV.

I am open to suggestions, maybe I did something wrong with importing the files to JLCPCB. I must say that I am very impressed, feels like this could be the next thing like Megasquirt was back in the day.

[AndreyB]

700hp was reported recently at https://fb.watch/oreZ9_pX27/ and 40L engines were reported previously. It should work.

I have units in stock, buying fully assembled gets you in business right away with a nicer case. Assembly is also an option

[Jortsa]

Thank you for your reply, how much are we looking for the assembled unit? I have attached a photo below, JLC says that there are more missing components than there should be (according to the fab file). is this normal? I think that building one could be more fun, and maybe have my friend cnc machine the enclosure for extra bling

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[AndreyB]

https://www.shop.rusefi.com/shop/p/spring-blade-cyy7n