Remapping Prodrive ecu
17 December 2009, 12:02 AM
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Remapping Prodrive ecu
Would it be the same price/procedure to remap a PPP ecu in comparison to a non PPP ecu. MY01-05 STI
17 December 2009, 08:45 AM
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After MY06 the prodrive ecu is locked with ecutek and you have to pay for the licence, as I found out to my cost. So looks like you have had a result.
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The prodrive map on the 02 on cars is loaded via ecutek software using a load once licence arangement.. when the car is mapped by an ecutek dealer it will need an ecutek standard tuner licence added and therefore is the same cost as to remap any ecu.
However the 01 prodrive ecu is different and needs some minor work before it can be mapped but again can be mapped with no issue.
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However the 01 prodrive ecu is different and needs some minor work before it can be mapped but again can be mapped with no issue.
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17 December 2009, 07:41 PM
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The prodrive map on the 02 on cars is loaded via ecutek software using a load once licence arangement.. when the car is mapped by an ecutek dealer it will need an ecutek standard tuner licence added and therefore is the same cost as to remap any ecu.
However the 01 prodrive ecu is different and needs some minor work before it can be mapped but again can be mapped with no issue.
Simon
However the 01 prodrive ecu is different and needs some minor work before it can be mapped but again can be mapped with no issue.
Simon
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So a WRX 06 with PPP can be mapped?
My car does 20-22 mpg all the time would a re-map make it more efficient?
Even on motorway driving 85/90 mph drinks like a fish.
I thought evo got 28mpg out of a PPP 06 WRX Hawkeye?
Not really that worried as the car is a performance car, but it must be running very rich.
My car does 20-22 mpg all the time would a re-map make it more efficient?
Even on motorway driving 85/90 mph drinks like a fish.
I thought evo got 28mpg out of a PPP 06 WRX Hawkeye?
Not really that worried as the car is a performance car, but it must be running very rich.
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So a WRX 06 with PPP can be mapped?
My car does 20-22 mpg all the time would a re-map make it more efficient?
Even on motorway driving 85/90 mph drinks like a fish.
I thought evo got 28mpg out of a PPP 06 WRX Hawkeye?
Not really that worried as the car is a performance car, but it must be running very rich.
My car does 20-22 mpg all the time would a re-map make it more efficient?
Even on motorway driving 85/90 mph drinks like a fish.
I thought evo got 28mpg out of a PPP 06 WRX Hawkeye?
Not really that worried as the car is a performance car, but it must be running very rich.
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