ecu chip
31 July 2009, 09:27 PM
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www.jollygreenmonster.co.uk does all (or nearly all) the options.
for your car you can replace the ecu for an aftermarket unit or get a remappable daughterboard put onto your existing ecu BUT minimum price of about £500
for your car you can replace the ecu for an aftermarket unit or get a remappable daughterboard put onto your existing ecu BUT minimum price of about £500
31 July 2009, 09:28 PM
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A good option, is the esl live ecu. It's cheaper than the others, at £500+vat ish, and as your other thread, you'll need a later map sensor to get more than 1.1bar boost.
I'm surprised you have that turbo, fmic,de-cat, induction with a standard ecu, asking for trouble!
I'm surprised you have that turbo, fmic,de-cat, induction with a standard ecu, asking for trouble!
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It would be wise to get the fueling checked on a rolling road, to be safe. Last thing you want is it to be getting detonation, a common scooby killer!
Or, get the ecu and save the worry, as it'll be set up perfectly!
Or, get the ecu and save the worry, as it'll be set up perfectly!
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