apexi power fc or ecutek ?
#1
apexi power fc or ecutek ?
ive got an ecutek mapped ecu on my car already and it really needs a remap
but i really would like a apexi fc been advised it would be a better choice
what do you guys reckon ???
are there any more benefits to apexi or the ecutek? or would you say its personel preference ???
cheers
but i really would like a apexi fc been advised it would be a better choice
what do you guys reckon ???
are there any more benefits to apexi or the ecutek? or would you say its personel preference ???
cheers
#2
If you already have ecutek license then you'll save £'s sticking with it, rather than ~£400 for PFC/Commander plus mapping.
Not sure on exact capability of each but from what i gather they are very similar
Not sure on exact capability of each but from what i gather they are very similar
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the PFC with commander gives you an accurate knock display, + various other usefull ecu reads, also allowing in car adjustment of various bits and pieces once you get used to it, It will not pull timing out of the map for various reasons as the standard ecu with ecutek will,. for 400 second hand they are a great bit of kit if your budget allows.
Last edited by Ginola; 25 April 2012 at 12:28 PM.
#5
after a chat with bob rawle today going to stick with ecutek . he said there are many options with the ecutek as my mods progress and that the boost control on the apexi isnt as good as ecutek map so im all booked in for a remap with bob next month
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Ecutek will retain knock control rather than knock warning, the commander is a nice monitor.
Apexi boost control is usually fairly good to be honest but dont know details of what turbo your on to give an informed response further.
Simon
Apexi boost control is usually fairly good to be honest but dont know details of what turbo your on to give an informed response further.
Simon
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