caa0428

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Which ecu is best in a third gen? Single Turbo setup

armans

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there are many options you can choose from. Perhaps Power FC being the most popular so far. Adaptronic is another popular choice but on the more expensive side.

Johnny Kommavongsa

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the ecu ur tuner prefers

AlienHack

Having personal knowledge of ecu programing, powerfc is a fairly easy ecu to program. Alsoif you getthe comander with it you have a quick monitor station without the need to have a laptop connected alll the time

Turblown

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Honestly you should not own a PFC without a datalogit. This puts it past the price of an Adaptronic PNP.

The Adaptronic PNP makes tuning for a DIY guys by far one of the easiest to use.

David_raz89

Adaptronic PNP for the win

ACR_RX-7

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Adaptronic PNP. It's becoming the more popular choice. Unsure of which tuner you have, they may like a Haltech or AEM, etc

C. Ludwig

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Haltech Elite or AEM Infinity in that order. Nothing else in the price range offers the features. For example, Haltech's long term trim feature is a true auto-tuning concept that actually works and is effective. Same with the knock control strategy. It offers filtering options only seen on higher end systems. It's a system that works in practice and not just a line on a spec sheet like some other systems in the price range. Without stepping up in the price range to something like the Motec M-series, which still isn't offering rotary support to the best of my knowledge, or something like a Syvecs, you won't find anything else offering the features and ease of setup and tuning offered by the Haltech Elite.

As far as finding a tuner, the support for Haltech in Florida is very good. If PnP is your thing, Haltech does that as well, though in most cases going standalone is a great excuse to pull out what is commonly suspect OE wiring and update everything.

OCFD1993

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Good stuff!