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03 December 2004, 12:28 PM
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Think he was taking the **** 
Try looking for Andy F or Apexi Power FC in the scooby shop. Probably your best option. Others are Link ECU from the Likes of BR Developments, or more expensive GEMS ECU. Do a search.
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Try looking for Andy F or Apexi Power FC in the scooby shop. Probably your best option. Others are Link ECU from the Likes of BR Developments, or more expensive GEMS ECU. Do a search.
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03 December 2004, 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Dark Blue Mark
Think he was taking the ****
Try looking for Andy F or Apexi Power FC in the scooby shop. Probably your best option. Others are Link ECU from the Likes of BR Developments, or more expensive GEMS ECU. Do a search.
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Try looking for Andy F or Apexi Power FC in the scooby shop. Probably your best option. Others are Link ECU from the Likes of BR Developments, or more expensive GEMS ECU. Do a search.
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What is the Motec like compared to these?
03 December 2004, 03:25 PM
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Expensive! But very good. Depends what mods you have really, and how extensive. Also what you want from the ECU. (remappable yourself / antilag / switchable maps etc)
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04 December 2004, 11:23 AM
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Im prepared to be convinced otherwise, but they got quite a bad press a while back. As you say, the mapper is the key part to extract the best from the ECU. Ive heard people compalining about TEK3 on occasion, but again, its really the mapper not the product.I know on N/A cars they are very well thought of, I nearly went for one when I had the Integra R...
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04 December 2004, 11:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Dark Blue Mark
Im prepared to be convinced otherwise, but they got quite a bad press a while back. As you say, the mapper is the key part to extract the best from the ECU. Ive heard people compalining about TEK3 on occasion, but again, its really the mapper not the product.I know on N/A cars they are very well thought of, I nearly went for one when I had the Integra R...
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04 December 2004, 06:57 PM
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It would be unfair for me to say as there are many on here who can help. If you do a search you will come across the right names Andy F being one!
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Andy F being one!MB
04 December 2004, 09:20 PM
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were is the best place to get one and the best person to map one please i need to get mine done while i still have the cash cheers marc
ive already said where
for your year car get andy to do it and he has already replied on this thread 
you will not find any better IMHO
04 December 2004, 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by stevebt
ive already said where for your year car get andy to do it and he has already replied on this thread you will not find any better IMHO
for your year car get andy to do it and he has already replied on this thread you will not find any better IMHO
04 December 2004, 10:23 PM
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If you don't want the expense of a PFC, there's always the possibility of a ScoobyECU mapped to your requirements. Trouble is that they're hard to find these days.
05 December 2004, 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted by dnb
If you don't want the expense of a PFC, there's always the possibility of a ScoobyECU mapped to your requirements. Trouble is that they're hard to find these days.
05 December 2004, 11:58 AM
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Depends upon the guarantee and technical support that comes with it and whether there is vat and carriage to add ?
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05 December 2004, 12:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy.F
Depends upon the guarantee and technical support that comes with it ?
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05 December 2004, 12:09 PM
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Difficult to estimate, I need more info, even then it depends very much which rolling road you go to !
Is your car the early96 with 90 degree TD05 or late96 with direct entry VF turbo ?
Do you have an uprated fuel pump/reg and/or any intake mods ?
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Is your car the early96 with 90 degree TD05 or late96 with direct entry VF turbo ?
Do you have an uprated fuel pump/reg and/or any intake mods ?
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