As far as i know, not possible mate, require an aftermarket ecu!
Hold that thought for a while. We are still looking at this and as soon as our 182 is running then we are fitting bodies and WILL get it running on the stock unit some how!
Hold that thought for a while. We are still looking at this and as soon as our 182 is running then we are fitting bodies and WILL get it running on the stock unit some how!
i have heard/thought about this by using some sort of chamber attached to the manifold for map sensor to run off? would be good though
Hold that thought for a while. We are still looking at this and as soon as our 182 is running then we are fitting bodies and WILL get it running on the stock unit some how!
is the stock ecu capable of running in an Alpha-N setup?
i just bought standalone ecu for <300 bar, worth that much to reduce hassle of bodging original ecu to run itb's :S
Or likewise is it really worth bodging a wiring loom to fit a cheap ECU that has nowhere near as much control and functions as the stock unit.
If you can use stock then it's always better
What's an alpha N setup?
Just a shame jms went under.
more info please? and bodies sound awesome though!
don't even bother trying, just pick up a 2nd hand ECU and be done with itbumping this up because im so interested got some jenveys myself now own a cup, whats the most power gained running bodies on stock ecu... i read somewere puting the ph1 ecu on to run bodies is this any better, if its the case of making just 10bhp less running stock ecu then stand alone then id rather stick to standard,
also dont know if anyones done this but 2 years ago i owned a glanza i built running 380bhp im quite well known on the gtturbo forum, was running a greddy emanage so im kinda a bum licker of the emanage ecus lol so was thinking about maybe playing with these ecus again