Link ECU and Hand controller
16 May 2005, 11:40 AM
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Link ECU and Hand controller
Link ECU for sale with Hand controller. For fitment to 92-96 UK, WRX, STI etc..
I can fit and map it for you should you want, and depending on location etc..
Simon
I can fit and map it for you should you want, and depending on location etc..
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16 May 2005, 03:45 PM
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To save replying to lots of Private messages with the same info..
£600ono including remap depending on your location.. without remap offers.
Simon
£600ono including remap depending on your location.. without remap offers.
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17 May 2005, 11:44 AM
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18 May 2005, 01:33 PM
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lots of interest but only one showing the colour of his money but slightly less than I want to accept at the moment.. I still think £600 for a fitted and mapped Link is a complete bargain.. correct me someone if I am wrong?
18 May 2005, 02:07 PM
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iv never really looked into these, only apexi and scooby ecu. how do these compare? i know its impossible to say exactly, but what sort of rough improvement would be expected for 95 wrx with exhust, decat, downpipe, intercooler, panel filter? currently 280bhp and about 240lbs/ft
im guessing it will be mapped for optimax too so no need for OB?
be gentle im new to the world of scoobies and turbo's car!
im guessing it will be mapped for optimax too so no need for OB?
be gentle im new to the world of scoobies and turbo's car!
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18 May 2005, 02:25 PM
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Mapped for what ever fuel you have in it when we map it, so yes could map it for Optimax.. or Optimax + booster or 95ron if you really wanted.
The limit with the earlier cars is the map sensor so would be looking at 1.1 to 1.15bar boost without some other form of boost control.. assuming your boost is around 0.9bar at the moment so however much 0.25bar of boost is worth..
Plus timing and fueling will be altered to the best values to take into account your mods and can be further mapped in future for future mods or the boost controller you'll buy at a later date.. lol.. also MPG should be better as cruise can be made more sensible than the standard rich set up.
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The limit with the earlier cars is the map sensor so would be looking at 1.1 to 1.15bar boost without some other form of boost control.. assuming your boost is around 0.9bar at the moment so however much 0.25bar of boost is worth..
Plus timing and fueling will be altered to the best values to take into account your mods and can be further mapped in future for future mods or the boost controller you'll buy at a later date.. lol.. also MPG should be better as cruise can be made more sensible than the standard rich set up.
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18 May 2005, 03:55 PM
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ok matey, the car is boosting to 1.1 bar at the mo though. the boost hasnt been upped other than from the exahust, IC, etc so a 3bar map sensor would be worthwhile in this case?
i shall have a think anyways matey
i shall have a think anyways matey
18 May 2005, 04:00 PM
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Unless you want to run very high boost the 3bar map sensor is not worth using.
You are better with an Electronic boost controller or even a manual boost controller which is what I used at the moment.
I could loan you the manual boost controller and set it to a sensible boost for you..
You are better with an Electronic boost controller or even a manual boost controller which is what I used at the moment.
I could loan you the manual boost controller and set it to a sensible boost for you..
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