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12-11-2011, 08:31 PM
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Tickford
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Windsor
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I'm a complete numpty at tuning but from what I've ready the SCT will effectively steamroll the factory tune, even if I revert back to standard. Being a T3 that idea doesn't thrill me, although nor does opening the ECU and installing a Quarterhorse.
I'm bored on a Saturday afternoon, I'm going to plug the tweecer non-rt into the T3 computer and try Paul Booth's EEC Editor to pull some definitions. I'll most likey ship the car and Xcal3 off to a proper tuner, but if I can get some data and have a play without causing damage I'll give it a go because I can't help myself
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Re: AU ECU chip tuning
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