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oh i thought it was your car u were operating on! anyway good that its comin together, is it licensed yet?

cam look for EVCs on th net. nengun and takakaira are the best. but expensive! your best lookin around the forums for a 2nd hand one. performance forums is usually good for parts

Originally posted by adam 32

oh i thought it was your car u were operating on! anyway good that its comin together, is it licensed yet?

cam look for EVCs on th net. nengun and takakaira are the best. but expensive! your best lookin around the forums for a 2nd hand one. performance forums is usually good for parts

nah - not licensed yet - so we have the time to do things to it.. :)

i'm not looking to buy and EVC, already have one.. just want someone who can fix it! :D as for buying one to use for parts - don't think i'd know what i was doing enough to be playing around with it!

hmm ok.. will check it out adam.. hopefully it'll be something that simple - but I don't think so.. the way it was behaving was basically that it couldn't work out how much boost to give.. was up and down like a yoyo under load....

i give up - no work to do and i'm mega bored...

have to find something to do tonight now operation re-attach turbo is delayed....

oh yea - while i remember - am lookin at the place on sat now, will explain later...

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