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david69

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If what you want is a one-for-one replacement, then you're right, it wouldn't be pointless.

But given that the only reason that Z32 AFMs exist outside of Z32 engine bays is to provide an upgrade AFM with more flow and scale capacity.....it would be pointless if they could just be swapped onto the standard ECU, because then they wouldn't be an upgrade.

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