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Old Jun 19, 2011 | 11:05 AM
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OMP block off q

This has probably been up before, I've searched, but haven't found exactly what I was after.
I'm thinking about removing the OMP and premixing, but I'm still on the stock ECU.

Is there anyway to remove it without making the car go into limp mode?

Or do you have to get an aftermarket ECU? (is my plan, but getting the car up and running in stock condition is 1.st)

I have been thinking about the Rotary Aviation kit, but when I'm at some point soon are going to get an aftermarket ECU why spend over a 100$ plus shipping to Norway when it's only going to be used this summer - perhaps a bit longer.

Anyone who can help?

And saying keep it stock is NOT the answer I'm after
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Old Jun 19, 2011 | 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by OyvindRX-7
This has probably been up before, I've searched, but haven't found exactly what I was after.
I'm thinking about removing the OMP and premixing, but I'm still on the stock ECU.

Is there anyway to remove it without making the car go into limp mode?

Or do you have to get an aftermarket ECU? (is my plan, but getting the car up and running in stock condition is 1.st)

I have been thinking about the Rotary Aviation kit, but when I'm at some point soon are going to get an aftermarket ECU why spend over a 100$ plus shipping to Norway when it's only going to be used this summer - perhaps a bit longer.

Anyone who can help?

And saying keep it stock is NOT the answer I'm after

Bingo!
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Old Jun 19, 2011 | 11:18 AM
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Exactly what I needed to get confirmed. Thanks.
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Old Jun 19, 2011 | 12:07 PM
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rtek ecu chip can do the job
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