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Link Fury X ECU

Link Fury X standalone ECU with 8 injection outputs, 6 ignition outputs and onboard wideband oxygen control, suited to 6-cylinder or 3-rotor projects.

  • Standalone ECUs
  • Controller
  • Monsoon / Xtreme / Fury X
Reference unit price$1,376.49–1,521.40

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01 / About Fury X

About Fury X

FuryX combines eight injector drives with six ignition drives and onboard digital wideband control. It suits six-cylinder or three-rotor sequential installations needing electronic throttle, dual CAN and extensive sensor I/O.

G4X platform with 8 injection and 6 ignition outputs.

512 MB logging, up to 250 channels.

Flex fuel, VVT and closed-loop boost with assigned I/O.

E-throttle and dual CAN; CAN2 shares two digital inputs.

02 / Specifications

Specifications

Model / part number
122-4000
Engine configuration
6 sequential cylinders / 3 rotors
Injector outputs
8
Ignition outputs
6
Auxiliary outputs
10
Analogue inputs
9
Digital inputs
10; two consumed by the second CAN bus
Temperature inputs
4
Trigger inputs / signal
2
Knock inputs
2
CAN communication
2
Wideband lambda
One onboard Bosch LSU 4.9 controller interface
Electronic throttle
Onboard E-throttle
Data logging
512 MB; 250 channels; aggregate rate up to 100 kHz
Software / communication
PCLink G4X / LTW 6-pin USB
Connector / termination
2 × 34-pin Superseal / 4-1437290-0, 4-1437290-1
Operating supply
6.5–24 V DC
ECU / component dimensions
185 × 130 × 40 mm
Unit weight
680 g
Maximum input voltage
36 V maximum; normal operation remains 6.5–24 V
Operating current
200 mA
Maximum continuous current draw
8 A
Sensor power outputs
+5 V and +8 V
Analogue voltage signal range
0–5 V from sensors or external controllers
Engine-control functions
Flex fuel, VVT, open / closed-loop boost and dual closed-loop lambda; I/O allocation required
Enclosure material
Die-cast aluminium
Acceleration sensing
Built-in three-axis accelerometer
E-throttle output allocation
Aux 9 / 10 used by the throttle motor; unavailable for other simultaneous loads

03 / Package contents

Package contents

The actual supplied contents are confirmed in the itemized quote. Check the following items before payment.

Ask which wiring, connectors, PC interface and documents come with the Fury X controller.

04 / Fitment & installation: Link Fury X ECU

Fitment & installation: Link Fury X ECU

  1. Check the model, hardware revision and connector pins against the device’s wiring diagram.

  2. Check hardware and firmware revisions, logging memory and shared input allocation.

  3. Use the exact ECU wiring diagram; verify every circuit for continuity and shorts before connecting power.

  4. Choose PCLink for the correct G4+ or G4X generation. Set the trigger mode, synchronise base timing and allocate I/O before enabling boost, VVT or throttle control.

  5. Install the matching PCLink USB drivers before the first connection, then complete the model-specific installer I/O table before powering actuators.

05 / Questions about Fury X

Questions about Fury X

What separates FuryX from XtremeX?

FuryX has six ignition drives and onboard digital wideband; XtremeX has eight ignition drives and needs external wideband control. Their analogue-input counts also differ.

Does using CAN2 change the available digital inputs?

Yes. CAN2 shares two digital-input pins, leaving eight of the ten inputs available for other functions. Speed, switch and ethanol-content signals cannot reuse those occupied pins.

Does FuryX support eight-cylinder fully sequential ignition?

FuryX has eight injector and six ignition outputs for fully sequential control up to six cylinders or three rotors. Eight injector outputs do not provide eight ignition channels.

Does the FuryX onboard wideband controller still need a sensor and wiring?

The ECU integrates the controller, not the exhaust sensor. Use the specified compatible oxygen sensor and wiring, and check whether they are included in the itemized package.

Can FuryX operate continuously at 36 V?

Normal operation is 6.5–24 V; 36 V is the maximum input limit. Design the supply and protection for the normal range, not continuous 36 V operation.

Does FuryX dual closed-loop lambda mean two built-in sensor drivers?

No. Dual closed-loop lambda is a control function using valid measured lambda channels. It is separate from the number of onboard wideband controllers. FuryX has one internal LSU 4.9 interface; XtremeX and MonsoonX need appropriate external wideband hardware.

Can a 12 V sensor output be wired to a FuryX analogue voltage input?

No. FuryX analogue-voltage inputs are limited to 0–5 V. A higher-voltage output needs suitable signal conditioning. Verify the output specification separately from the sensor’s supply voltage before wiring.

Can spare FuryX injector and ignition outputs become auxiliary outputs?

The quick-start guide allows spare injection and ignition channels to be assigned to auxiliary functions. Their electrical driver limits still apply, and a channel already assigned to ignition or injection cannot simultaneously serve another load.

Where is the full FuryX wiring manual?

The PDF quick-start guide provides the model I/O and pin map. The complete wiring, function and software help is included in the matching PCLink generation and opens with F1. Use both the pin map and the function-specific help when assigning the harness.

Why can an original FuryX connect to PCLink but show no engine RPM?

In addition to trigger wiring and configuration, check the ECU enable/lock status. The Link quick-start guide states original new ECUs may be configured while locked but will not read engine RPM or run an engine until enabled. Confirm the actual supplied hardware’s status rather than assuming a wiring fault.

Is the FuryX 100 kHz logging figure per channel?

No. 100 kHz is the aggregate limit across up to 250 channels with 512 MB memory. Allocate rates by diagnostic need; it is not 100 kHz per channel.

Which sensor is specified for FuryX onboard lambda?

The internal wideband interface connects to Bosch LSU 4.9. Use its matching connector and pinout; do not connect other LSU types or an external controller’s analogue output to those pins.

06 / Manuals & resources

Manuals & resources