GOTECH ecu???
12-05-09, 05:41 PM
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GOTECH ecu???
Anybody have experience with these?? Anybody heard anything?? My mechanic is getting involved with this company and may become an advocate for them and he is offering to upgrade me from a Microtech LT10s to their PRO X model (their top of the line) for free. Should i do it? I'm lookin for the Standalone gurus to chime in with pros and cons as i am a little bit inexperienced with the Engine Management side of the spectrum.
12-05-09, 06:05 PM
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It looks like a decent unit. The program looks very user friendly. I'd recommend finding out from your local tuners who's worked with it. If you get a new EMS and don't have anyone who knows how to use it, your kinda in the crapper IMO.
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i know. Well my mechanic is into having something different and he will be using it on his racecar as he is being sponsored by them.. So he will know how to use it very soon. He is very experienced with microtechs and has some experience with haltech as well im not too worried about his knowledge
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Yeah it does.. It will support up to a 4 rotor if u want it to. If you go on there website u will see hats the only model that works for a rotary
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