New ECU or no??
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New ECU or no??
i currently have an intake, catback, and underdrive pulleys. if i were to add a down pipe and a y-pipe would i have to get a different computer? i am already running pretty rich on the factory ecu....thanks
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Why risk it? If you can pick up 25hp and keep your car safe at the sme time....what a deal!
Just remember to look at EVERY ECU before you make a choice.....
I chose the M2, and although I'm very happy with it and their service, I have already maxed out it's usefulness and I've had it for 2 months.......sheesh
I would say look into the Power FC or Pettit Unlimited if you're going to do some serious modding.....
Just remember to look at EVERY ECU before you make a choice.....
I chose the M2, and although I'm very happy with it and their service, I have already maxed out it's usefulness and I've had it for 2 months.......sheesh
I would say look into the Power FC or Pettit Unlimited if you're going to do some serious modding.....
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i'm pretty strapped for cash....i am in the process of getting a new motor and turbos and i ran across the dp and ypipe. i dont have enough for a new ecu hence my question.....thanks for the replys
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the apexi avc-r is a avenue you can pursue too, it'll at least make sure you get more fuel in there. only problem is that it seems to outlive its usefulness after a few mods
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