MY99 Tek2/Unichip
08 June 2003, 05:40 PM
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Looking for a mappable device for a MY99UK turbo with full de-cat.
If anyone has a tek2 they will swap for an AE801 ecu plus some cash, or a unichip for sale, please let me know!! Thanks fellas!
If anyone has a tek2 they will swap for an AE801 ecu plus some cash, or a unichip for sale, please let me know!! Thanks fellas!
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20 June 2003, 09:40 AM
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Thing is with the prodrive ecu is that it isn't mappable, and as such can't be adjusted as I carry on modding the car. That's not to say I can't be sold on one though! If you could give me more of an idea of what power and torque this would give me with a full de-cat system then I may be more tempted! However, ideally I am looking for something like a tek2 or a unichip, as these can be mapped to the setup I am running more precisely.
20 June 2003, 11:37 AM
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I'm running a full tsl system with no cats. The ecu gives me 270bhp with over 265bft of torque.
You could speak the Scoobysport to find if it can be remapped.But that would cost £763.75 not cheap.
You could speak the Scoobysport to find if it can be remapped.But that would cost £763.75 not cheap.
20 June 2003, 12:12 PM
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Hmmm.
In this case I may be interested, but the AE801 ecu in my car is the most powerful one in the 99/00MY cars, and as such is worth a bit more than the £100 you are saying it is, and I have seen them go for upwards of £150, so would you be flexible on your price at all?
In this case I may be interested, but the AE801 ecu in my car is the most powerful one in the 99/00MY cars, and as such is worth a bit more than the £100 you are saying it is, and I have seen them go for upwards of £150, so would you be flexible on your price at all?
21 June 2003, 02:53 AM
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Email me a price then...but 250 is still fair considering the benefits of this ECU and it's proven reliability..
Or u can try and sell yours for 150 and give us the 350 asking price.
[Edited by blue-scoop - 21/06/2003 02:56:35]