ECU suggestions
13 December 2003, 06:26 PM
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Anyone have ideas on alternative mapping that does not cost the earth.Ive read threads on scoobyecu and that this could be bought through Mr D Wallis .ive emailed him no reply as yet.Has anyone had this chip .
13 December 2003, 06:34 PM
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Loads of people have had the scoobyecu and have had great results. Its a greeat ecu.
I dont think David is replying at the moment because they dont have any in stock. Not sure when they will get stock
I dont think David is replying at the moment because they dont have any in stock. Not sure when they will get stock
13 December 2003, 07:05 PM
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David was talking about January for stock of ScoobyECUs.
I fitted one of Scott Taylor's chips for someone today, and the results were quite pleasing
Much more torque from the mid range and a touch more power.
It makes my mildly adjusted UK car quite tame by comparison.
I fitted one of Scott Taylor's chips for someone today, and the results were quite pleasing
Much more torque from the mid range and a touch more power. It makes my mildly adjusted UK car quite tame by comparison.
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Goto Drivetrain and speak to Pavlo, he did mine last Friday! Makes a world of difference - well recommended, £90 fitted depends on your MY though, MY92-96 only i believe import or uk car
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