Tek2
18 November 2002, 10:58 AM
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Standard Tek2 swap-out ECU (The Mervyn 
)
De-cat/induction with this particular ECU has given 280bhp/260lbft @PE
Been run on car for 6 months without a hiccup.
This is the ECU only - not even the (metal) box! Not quite plug & pray then, but only a little more complicated... but a really stock look!
It's 'the same to you' once installed, I just don't have a spare box... (mine still has something living in it 
)
£400 to swap with AE802 ECU, £350 for AE800/801. For the comparison, the Tek2 is just under £600 new & is as good as new now, only well tested - definately not a dud
If you're vaguely local (& don't mind waiting for a bit for me to get to you!) I'll happily swap the boards over if you think it might be a problem. I'll also do the standard EcuTek 'money back if not happy' thing!
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)De-cat/induction with this particular ECU has given 280bhp/260lbft @PE
Been run on car for 6 months without a hiccup.
This is the ECU only - not even the (metal) box! Not quite plug & pray then, but only a little more complicated... but a really stock look!
It's 'the same to you' once installed, I just don't have a spare box... (mine still has something living in it )£400 to swap with AE802 ECU, £350 for AE800/801. For the comparison, the Tek2 is just under £600 new & is as good as new now, only well tested
- definately not a dud If you're vaguely local (& don't mind waiting for a bit for me to get to you!) I'll happily swap the boards over if you think it might be a problem. I'll also do the standard EcuTek 'money back if not happy' thing!
Mail as per profile!
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