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Best Piggyback ECU for single???


Hassan

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Don't take short cuts. Do it proper.. I wouldn't go piggy back on a single. Its likely you will get piss poor results.

 

Save and go Syvecs. Then you can get proper traction and proper mapping. I paid about £2000 fitted and supplied for my Syvecs system

 

If you can afford a good turbo conversion, you can afford to wait for Syvecs. Do it piece bu piece maybe. Thats what I did. Got Syvecs well before single turbo and I had a 455BHP BPU Supra ;)

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Don't take short cuts. Do it proper.. I wouldn't go piggy back on a single. Its likely you will get piss poor results.

 

Save and go Syvecs. Then you can get proper traction and proper mapping. I paid about £2000 fitted and supplied for my Syvecs system

 

If you can afford a good turbo conversion, you can afford to wait for Syvecs. Do it piece bu piece maybe. Thats what I did. Got Syvecs well before single turbo and I had a 455BHP BPU Supra ;)

 

In the grand scale of a sensible 600 BHP single turbo build the cost of a decent standalone, current ECU is incidental, to be brutally honest.

 

I agree with the above..!

 

When I started my build I too thought I could save by buying an used Fcon Vpro, but when the ECU arrived and I saw the confusion of all the wires and the fact that the total cost in parts by then totaled past 15k so I figured I am better sell the Fcon and get a Syvec. This way I am able to better protect my investment and increase drivers satisfaction. It makes sense, as you will find out as you get well into the single turbo conversion...!

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