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Old 01-26-20, 06:50 PM
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Electromotive tec3r?

Looking at a car with this standalone ecu in it. I can't find much, it seems like a quality standalone but discontinued support. I imagine it would be hard to find a tuner to tune this?

Does anyone have more info on this ecu?

It sounds like it would be good to retain if I can figure out how to do all the tuning myself or if a tuner can adapt and use wintec to try to tune the car.

Is this a deal breaker? The car itself is good but I'm really not looking to spend another $2k on a different standalone. So either I make this one work or its a different car
Old 01-27-20, 09:47 AM
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i remember it being a good ecu from back in the day. i kind of thought the Tech3 was on wintech?
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You will have a lot of trouble getting any help with it. I'd stay away unless it's a really good deal.
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Yeah I think I will pass. It looks like unless you're a tuner and can tune it yourself, it's going to be hard getting support for it. I called 3 rotary shops yesterday and they only work with halltech and whatnot.

Thanks for the help
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Ok if I were to pick this car up and wanted to change out the ECU, what's the best bang for buck most people use with the fc?

Mega squirt?

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Originally Posted by pan
Ok if I were to pick this car up and wanted to change out the ECU, what's the best bang for buck most people use with the fc?

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probably either that or the Haltechs.
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