Brodie121

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i have this chipped ecu and was wondering if anyone knew anything about what company this could possibly be.
thanks

technomentor

iTrader: (18)

Pettit Racing in Florida did chipped ECU's. Was there any sticker on the outside of the ECU?

Brodie121

iTrader: (8)

No identification anywhere, thats what has me stumped aha.

rotaryinspired

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If you dont find out soon I'll crack open my pettit ecu and see if it matches. that would be my first bet.

DaleClark

iTrader: (55)

The fact the date is written year first and says "FD3S" makes me think it's a Japanese chipped ECU. Back then few in the US used FD or FD3S, most called it a 3rd gen. Any US shop would not have written FD3S.

The code number of the ECU itself is also a clue, if it's a JDM ecu, there ya go.

With the JDM ECU's it's really potluck as to what you get. Some may be custom-made ROMs for a customer's car, you really just don't know what the map is.

Dale

KKMpunkrock2011

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this is all I've got for ya, they put the most important things first over there, year, family name, etc...

jeff p

what are your mods?.. I would control boost to 10 psi until you can hook up a wide band to see what afr's you are getting at different boost levels. it may be a good map inside !! who knows?

Brodie121

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i dont have this ecu on my car (re-a type b right now), just got it in a lot of parts. but ill definitely hook it up sometime and see whats up. I should have mentioned it before, but yes it is a jdm ecu.

thanks for the help

MattGold

iTrader: (108)

The dating format, YY-M-D makes me think it's not US and therefore not Pettit.

But what do I know. :P


I see you're from BC - did you import this car/ECU?

Brodie121

iTrader: (8)

I did import my fd, but i got the ecu in a lot of parts off ebay.