Mines 7K specs ?
26 May 2017, 06:18 PM
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You need to contact Mines with the serial number and they can tell you what has been programmed to it. Usually remove speed limiter, raise rev limit etc. They will also be designed for 100+ ron fuel.
Rather than trying match parts to a generic flashed ecu, why don't you simply get an ecu mapped to the parts that you have?
Rather than trying match parts to a generic flashed ecu, why don't you simply get an ecu mapped to the parts that you have?
29 May 2017, 06:08 PM
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You need to contact Mines with the serial number and they can tell you what has been programmed to it. Usually remove speed limiter, raise rev limit etc. They will also be designed for 100+ ron fuel.
Rather than trying match parts to a generic flashed ecu, why don't you simply get an ecu mapped to the parts that you have?
Rather than trying match parts to a generic flashed ecu, why don't you simply get an ecu mapped to the parts that you have?
29 May 2017, 06:11 PM
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iirc 7K is an sti v2 ecu which has a higher red line than a wrx one because of forged internals.
The mines chips normally have a pre-programmed map which raises boost but it also removes the knock sensor so it can be quite dangerous.
Bottom line it will fit and will make it go faster but may also make it go bang
The mines chips normally have a pre-programmed map which raises boost but it also removes the knock sensor so it can be quite dangerous.
Bottom line it will fit and will make it go faster but may also make it go bang
29 May 2017, 06:45 PM
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13 June 2017, 08:15 PM
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it,ll probably run ok on vpower but most of the jap maps are ****e- flat as a tit low down with all the power at the top end--be better off with a cheap mappable ecu- with a bit of time spent it will be smoother and faster right the way to the redline