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West Grand Master

West

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Got it off BIGPSI, it gave me rev and speed limiter off, now i'm running too rich on Sam's dyno, could make more grunt if it's tuneable or second option is whack on a big sucker but that invole bucket of $$$ where most i can have is bucket of snails in my garden .:)

Anyone have or know anylink, chances to get my hand on the software is 0000.....000001% but its' good to know what they do.

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dAVE Grand Master

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West - let me know how you go.. I have a chipped ECU in my car and as dyno'd by same from BMT, it pulled 174kw ( boost controlled to .7bar by chipped ecu). Other mods are 3" cat back zorst, pod filter and bov.

Seems as if it has advanced ignition, changed fuel mixtures and played with boost. My main concern is running rich.... as I do get the odd POP at cruising revs.

So, really its pretty good apart from running a bit rich ... which sounds like your problem West

predator Grand Master

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yer, I remember your car West on the dyno day ages back. With the small cooler, and minimal mods you were getting some pretty sweet figures.

Mine has speed limiter removed, but can't find any form of external device that has done it. I pulled apart my ECU but looks stock as inside.

Your other option West is just to chuck a S-AFC on and play with the modded maps of the ECU to lean it out a little more at various points. Might help, then again, might do little ;)

jet33 was doing that on his old car before he realised he had a chipped ECU :(

dAVE Grand Master

dAVE

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Originally posted by predator666

Your other option West is just to chuck a S-AFC on and play with the modded maps of the ECU to lean it out a little more at various points. Might help, then again, might do little :)  

thats something i was thinking of... but then defeats the purpose of the chipped ecu i think.. oh well.. that or power fc.

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