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Righteo

I have a Toshi map writen on a chip, and have the chip adapter to fit MY stagea ecu

see pics, ring around what has to be cut out

new big adapter soldered on and new ecu map chip soldered into adapter

fire up and boost away. safc/sitc retune on 19th at boostwerks, so setting them to zero in the meantime.

have the ecu and chips at an auto electrician atm, hes got a bloke coming to look-see (tv repair shop didnt want to do it)...... if they arnt confident to do it, where can I go to get the adapter and chip fitted??

suggestions?

cheers

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Any decent TV/VCR repair shop should be able to knock that over no worries.

thats what I thought, so went to a place but nup, wouldnt touch it.

went to Paul @ M/Vale auto electrical, he's just rung me back now saying it'll be done.

so cheers

all sorted

I know jeff / speedlab (turbo tune?) could do it, but 'cause I didnt go to him originally for the ecu remap (dealt with Toshi and very very happy,

so far with all that for sure, 100% confident this will be a top finishing modification to the Stagea)

but yeah, being done now so cheers.

Paul sorted out my awd blowing issue when tonkins drilled thru the 4wd loom installing the stacker 2.75yrs ago so I trust his advice.

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