Mines ECU
24 July 2005, 03:08 PM
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Mines ECU
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Are these any good for use on cars over here ?
There seems to be a couple of them being sold lately.
Just wondered if there was any real advantage to using 1 of them on the jap imports over here as surely they are still mapped / chipped for jap fueling ?
Any thoughts greatfully received
Are these any good for use on cars over here ?
There seems to be a couple of them being sold lately.
Just wondered if there was any real advantage to using 1 of them on the jap imports over here as surely they are still mapped / chipped for jap fueling ?
Any thoughts greatfully received
24 July 2005, 03:16 PM
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i wouldnt bother with it mate. They are very agressive and reqire minimum 100 ron fuel. Ive only ever heard bad news about em.
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Are these any good for use on cars over here ?
There seems to be a couple of them being sold lately.
Just wondered if there was any real advantage to using 1 of them on the jap imports over here as surely they are still mapped / chipped for jap fueling ?
Any thoughts greatfully received
Are these any good for use on cars over here ?
There seems to be a couple of them being sold lately.
Just wondered if there was any real advantage to using 1 of them on the jap imports over here as surely they are still mapped / chipped for jap fueling ?
Any thoughts greatfully received
24 July 2005, 09:24 PM
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It always worries me putting something named a "Mine" into a car, as these were indeed used to blow things up during wartime & demolition jobs. Ironic really it should be placed in a car 
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Originally Posted by XS-Home
It always worries me putting something named a "Mine" into a car, as these were indeed used to blow things up during wartime & demolition jobs. Ironic really it should be placed in a car
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