How flexible is the ECU?

Originally Posted by semtex Agreed. But if you're planning to put the car back on the dyno shortly after installing the mod, it doesn't hurt to reset the ECU just

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How flexible is the ECU?

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06-18-2009, 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by semtex

Agreed. But if you're planning to put the car back on the dyno shortly after installing the mod, it doesn't hurt to reset the ECU just to expedite the adaptation process a little either.

One of the problems I have with typical dyno testing. It takes a bit longer than a dyno pull or 3 to fully adapt..

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