G-FORCE ECU? Your opinion please.
03-07-02, 11:13 PM
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G-FORCE ECU? Your opinion please.
Possibly buying g-force ecu this weekend, so I can continue modding my '93 R-!. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
03-07-02, 11:35 PM
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And before anyone asks, yes, I have searched forum and read. Just thought some of you may have something more to say. You can't do too much homework when it comes to this stuff.
03-07-02, 11:51 PM
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Well, that really depends on what mods you are planning on doing to your car.
The G-Force will definitely be a step up over the stock ECU no matter what.
Here's a thread with some G-Force ECU owners:
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...threadid=57563
The G-Force will definitely be a step up over the stock ECU no matter what.
Here's a thread with some G-Force ECU owners:
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...threadid=57563
03-08-02, 12:09 AM
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I'm assuming your buying an existing/used one, as that G-Force went out of business awhiles back - though there are rumors that somepeople involved/employeed with them are still doing ecus on the side.
Just make sure your mods matches that programmed into the ecu is all.
Just make sure your mods matches that programmed into the ecu is all.
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Can you buy a used G-Force and have any knowledgeable rotary shop tune it for your specific needs? Or does it have to be tuned by G-Force? (who went of business)
Can it hold up to cb,dp,mp,pulleys,SMIC and Intake?
Can it hold up to cb,dp,mp,pulleys,SMIC and Intake?
03-08-02, 06:12 AM
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Not sure. But I'm running the standard mods, Intake, DP, Apexi N1 dual. Want an upgraded ECU before I do anything else. Looking at a pre-silenced mid pipe. Then its radiator and intercooler time.
Back to the question, I hear its plug and play , kind of like a pettit. Its already programmed for the basic mods, also, this one is unlimited, or something like that. Basically I'm getting it complete, and its a hell of a lot cheaper than the Apexi, haltec, etc.
Back to the question, I hear its plug and play , kind of like a pettit. Its already programmed for the basic mods, also, this one is unlimited, or something like that. Basically I'm getting it complete, and its a hell of a lot cheaper than the Apexi, haltec, etc.
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03-08-02, 08:47 AM
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shouldnt this be in the ecu section? 
i dont know how UNLIMITED it can be, the stock inj can only be maxed out 1x. in pettits ecu the inj are remapped to run at 100% duty cycle. this is what they use for the 14.7 psi application and stopped offering the "unlimited" one...makes you think, ya know? how much more can you do *safely* with the stock inj.
i dont know how UNLIMITED it can be, the stock inj can only be maxed out 1x. in pettits ecu the inj are remapped to run at 100% duty cycle. this is what they use for the 14.7 psi application and stopped offering the "unlimited" one...makes you think, ya know? how much more can you do *safely* with the stock inj.
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