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Upgrading to PowerFC so that I can try to get some more power from my engine;)

Currently have a Mines chipped ecu & putting out 377rwhp with 2530's & 18psi.

Had 301rwhp with standard turbos at 14psi. Got an extra 45rwhp when I replaced my standard ecu with this one.

Selling ecu for $650.

Has speed limit removed:D & rev limit is at 8600rpm.

Good ecu if you are running a bit more boost as it puts in some more fuel & timing & fills the gap very nicely until you can afford programmable management.

PM me for more info.

Still in the car at the moment but will be out in about a week.

Regards,

Mike.

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they ain't for tuning bb, they are a ecu with a mines chip on it :D which alters as micko said the fuel and timing etc :D it's a performance chip soughta thing :)

adrian :(

i'm pretty sure of this anyways

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