tek3 question
29 June 2007, 11:19 PM
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tek3 question
Hi new to the forum (great info and help, keep up the good work)
i have a my00 2000 and was looking at a few upgrades, i have a full turbo back system, and now looking at a remap ect.
my question is there is a chap selling just the bits i was looking at for my scoob,
he has the same year car with a tek3 ecu for sale, which was based on an exhaust, and a sti 5 intercooler.
the question is can i just plug the ecu in without any changes?
any help would be greatfull.
i have a my00 2000 and was looking at a few upgrades, i have a full turbo back system, and now looking at a remap ect.
my question is there is a chap selling just the bits i was looking at for my scoob,
he has the same year car with a tek3 ecu for sale, which was based on an exhaust, and a sti 5 intercooler.
the question is can i just plug the ecu in without any changes?
any help would be greatfull.
30 June 2007, 12:42 AM
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Ecutek is a custom map of the car's original ECU to the mods you have on your car.
Safer to get your existing ECU remapped, even if it is pricier (£585).
Safer to get your existing ECU remapped, even if it is pricier (£585).
30 June 2007, 11:49 AM
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dont want to sound biased as it is me selling the ecu, but one of the advantages of it is you still have your origional ecu for when the car goes back to standard, and you can make your money back by selling the ecu.
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