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i have mazda rx7 88 gxl. if i upgrade my ecu for better
perforance,would that hurt my rx7? and is there any drawbacks?
what i'm trying to do is get the most out of my rx7, without a turbo.
please help. any answers would help.
perforance,would that hurt my rx7? and is there any drawbacks?
what i'm trying to do is get the most out of my rx7, without a turbo.
please help. any answers would help.
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upgading your ECU will not give you any more performance!! waste of money. Have you done Exaust system? intake? , the GXl models are the heavier coupe models, I had one.
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Originally posted by DAN CARWIN
upgading your ECU will not give you any more performance!! waste of money.
upgading your ECU will not give you any more performance!! waste of money.
Originally posted by luna7177
i have mazda rx7 88 gxl. if i upgrade my ecu for better
perforance,would that hurt my rx7?
i have mazda rx7 88 gxl. if i upgrade my ecu for better
perforance,would that hurt my rx7?
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i knew you could i just wanted to grt some more advise.
would you recommend anybody?
i knew you could i just wanted to grt some more advise.
would you recommend anybody?
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i live in ocala florida. between orlando and gainsville.
i just want to increase my acceleration.
i've done my intake and next i would be doing my exhaust. but i read somewhere on the net, that i can upgrade my ecu and you could tell the difference.
i really appreciate your input.
i just want to increase my acceleration.
i've done my intake and next i would be doing my exhaust. but i read somewhere on the net, that i can upgrade my ecu and you could tell the difference.
i really appreciate your input.
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Originally posted by luna7177
i live in ocala florida. between orlando and gainsville.
i just want to increase my acceleration.
i've done my intake and next i would be doing my exhaust. but i read somewhere on the net, that i can upgrade my ecu and you could tell the difference.
i live in ocala florida. between orlando and gainsville.
i just want to increase my acceleration.
i've done my intake and next i would be doing my exhaust. but i read somewhere on the net, that i can upgrade my ecu and you could tell the difference.
You aren't all that far away from where I am right now. Send me PM if you are ever planning to visit the Tampa / St. Petersburg area, and I may be able to arrange for a demonstration of a non-turbo RX-7 with an aftermarket EMS that is supposedly slow, LOL.
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OK, from what I've read the real "chip upgrades" (you send them your ECU) advance the timing 10 degrees between 1500-3500 RPMS for better torque. They also change the timing & fuel maps >3500rpms which requires running premium but does net more HP. I think they might have some adjustments for porting, full exhaust, & full intake.
Note I'd espect a hit on fuel economy though, so use at your own risk. AVOID THE EBAY ONES though.
Here's a review:
http://www.rx7.voodoobox.net/howto/chip/chip.html
and here's the original thread where this was discussed:
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...ghlight=mdrace
Note I'd espect a hit on fuel economy though, so use at your own risk. AVOID THE EBAY ONES though.
Here's a review:
http://www.rx7.voodoobox.net/howto/chip/chip.html
and here's the original thread where this was discussed:
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...ghlight=mdrace
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