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Just ordered 2 Vipec plug-in ecus and 5bar map sensors and expansion loom on monday, they are going for $1765, and $187 for the map sensor and $70 for expansion loom.

you can use the stock knock sensors or aftermarket ones doesnt matter, but you will need a knock amplifier for either, unless you get the V88 version which has the amplifier built in. the V88 goes for about $2500~

hmm shoulda called i had a few spare of same package in link for $1750 or the 2.5bar setup was $1650..

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why would you ever risk your hard earn $ and time and run a std ecu?

if you cant run it properly, dont run it at all

too often we see guys spend $$$$

put a stock ecu with heaps of mods

cos they cant be assed waiting

they load it up and bring it on boost

and cause damage

youve been warned

I am well aware of what can happen, I am also aware of what my right foot is doing when I'm driving the car.

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