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Old 02-03-10, 04:39 PM
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Red face ECU Questions

I have an 87 fc3s and am pretty possitive that the ECU is fried. I was woundering if I could get a 88 ECU and have no problems in hooking it up and if the specs in the 88 ECU are compatabl;e with the 87. Further, is it possible to use a TII ECU instead. I do plan turboing my rx7, but don't have the money for all the nesseities. So is it possible to use an 88 and above TII ECU on an 87 N/A?
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No, you can't just plug a TII ECU in. You'll run very lean. You need an N326, N327 or even N338 (vert) ECU. Year does not matter, as long as it's S4.
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Thanx. Can you put TII acssesories(turbo, intake, sensors, ...ect...) on N/A irons?
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Originally Posted by enigmafc3s
Thanx. Can you put TII acssesories(turbo, intake, sensors, ...ect...) on N/A irons?
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