Which ecu for euro-spec FD ?
07-30-03, 04:18 AM
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Which ecu for euro-spec FD ?
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Anyone knows if the euro-spec FD ecu is similar to Cali or non-Cali ECU ? I'm asking because I'm buying an aftermarket ECU (M2 Stage3 or Pettit) for my '93 FD and don't have the slightest idea which ECU would fit my car. Anyone knows ? Our cars have 240bhp stock.
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Anyone knows if the euro-spec FD ecu is similar to Cali or non-Cali ECU ? I'm asking because I'm buying an aftermarket ECU (M2 Stage3 or Pettit) for my '93 FD and don't have the slightest idea which ECU would fit my car. Anyone knows ? Our cars have 240bhp stock.
Thanks !
07-30-03, 07:33 AM
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Or put it other way around: what exactly is the difference between Cali and non-Cali cars and how can I see if mine matched to either one ?
Please help me out
Yea, like you haven't heard that before around here 
Anyone ?
Please help me out
Yea, like you haven't heard that before around here Anyone ?
07-30-03, 09:01 AM
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...lots of people on here will suggest a one-off (single tune) chip. I personally think that's an incredibly foolish move if you intend to progressively expand the potential of your car.
07-30-03, 09:24 AM
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I can't, as there's not a single rotary tuner around. If I feel like it, I will go all out later and go single, PFC, WBO2, etc.. and tune it myself. Currently I'm stuck with a preprogrammed ECU. Its not ideal but suits my best atm.
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07-31-03, 04:45 AM
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Cruiser: Where are you from? Only says Europe
In sweden where i come from there are some who can tune rotaries and we are a couple who have bought an AEM ECU. Personally i wouldnt go with the Power FC since it's kinda expensive when you look at what you can do with it, especially in europe.
Also, you can use a Pettit ECU or something similar in your car, no prob.
In sweden where i come from there are some who can tune rotaries and we are a couple who have bought an AEM ECU. Personally i wouldnt go with the Power FC since it's kinda expensive when you look at what you can do with it, especially in europe.
Also, you can use a Pettit ECU or something similar in your car, no prob.
07-31-03, 05:35 AM
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I'm in Slovenia.
Just need to know whethere there will be problems if I plug a 95 non-Cali M2 ECU into my '93 FD (Euro-spec, but that isn't really a problem they say).
I'll get PowerFC later maybe, when I get the complete stuff: Datalogit, WBO2, ...
Just need to know whethere there will be problems if I plug a 95 non-Cali M2 ECU into my '93 FD (Euro-spec, but that isn't really a problem they say).
I'll get PowerFC later maybe, when I get the complete stuff: Datalogit, WBO2, ...
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Come one guys, one must know if I can put non-Cali '95 M2 ECU into my euro '93 FD.
Is there a way I can check it myself ? Do I need to check whether I have an EGR valve ?
'95 non-Cali doesn't have one right ?
Is there a way I can check it myself ? Do I need to check whether I have an EGR valve ?
'95 non-Cali doesn't have one right ?
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