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Re: [BNE] GEN 3 1GGTE Mines ECU
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Sat, 19 November 2005 00:59
 
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Open to reasonable offers...
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Re: [BNE] GEN 3 1GGTE Mines ECU
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Wed, 07 December 2005 11:53
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how much would an ecu for one of these cost?
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Perth
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Re: [BNE] GEN 3 1GGTE Mines ECU
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Thu, 08 December 2005 17:58
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got anymore info? power gains etc
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Re: [BNE] GEN 3 1GGTE Mines ECU
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Sun, 11 December 2005 22:51
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celsup85:
I don't know how much a factory ECU would be worth for these things, I've seen them go for as litlle as $100.
jackel:
I havn't come accross any specific info for the Mines 1GGTE ECU, but from what I have seen on the net Mines ECU's have a more aggressive tune, i.e the fuel maps are a little leaner but still with in safe limits, it also allows you to run some extra boost.
Basically the ECU is a direct replacement for the factory unit. Some members of the forums are quite happily running a single turbo setup on the stock ECU, so I don't see why the Mines couldn't manage it either.
AIR FLOW METER:
Yes, you still have to run the AFM, this is one of the main reasons why I'm moving on from the Mines as I am going to have a standalone system fitted.
Just as a quick comparison, my setup at the moment with the Mines has made 164rwkw and on factory setup made 140rwkw so there is some gains to be had.
Cheers,
Kirk
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