Is a 96 classic ecu re-mappable?
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Is a 96 classic ecu re-mappable?
Hi, does any one know if the 96 classic ecu is re mappable? I keep finding people putting 'sister' chips on the ecu
But if I had the option would prefer a full re map one I have saved enough to get some engine mods done at the same time.
if it's not which I presume is the case which ecu's do people recomend for the classic? Preferably one which can be remapped again the future.
Thanks for your help
But if I had the option would prefer a full re map one I have saved enough to get some engine mods done at the same time.
if it's not which I presume is the case which ecu's do people recomend for the classic? Preferably one which can be remapped again the future.
Thanks for your help
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the esl live map board will give very good results and a smooth running engine.
and theres a maf less model for higher power motors.
the esl board is alot cheaper to
and as alot of peeps have found, just as good as the after market ecu's
and theres a maf less model for higher power motors.
the esl board is alot cheaper to
and as alot of peeps have found, just as good as the after market ecu's
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ive used the esl boards, there very smooth running as all the safe features are still there.
i was runing 341.4bhp and 338ftlb torque.
with the standard td05 16g, other mods like. for for the price of the esl boards there a great bit of kit
i was runing 341.4bhp and 338ftlb torque.
with the standard td05 16g, other mods like. for for the price of the esl boards there a great bit of kit
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