http://www.vi-pec.com/
http://www.linkecu.com/
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just curious if one day i wanted to sell the euro (god forbid :P) and i had vi-pec, could i take it out and use it in another car that i bought?
So Adrian what do you suggest as a good stand alone setup for the Euro at a reasonable price?One that retains DBW and cruise.Quote:
Originally Posted by TODA AU
99% you can.Quote:
Originally Posted by johnprocter
you can just need to pay megabucks to get it retuned again and a harness to suit the ECU for the car.Quote:
Originally Posted by johnprocter
ahhh we can never win with cars LOL
The ViPEC would likley be a good if not exellent tuning solution if it does actually run everything as suggested in this forum.Quote:
Originally Posted by tony1234
Having not tried one on a Euro, I honestly can't give you a definate answer regarding this system other than on paper it looks good.
The software is quite comprehensive & flexible & it appears to have a good dealer base.
What I did notice is that the ViPEC system is essentially identical to PC Link (save for the name)
So much so I would guess this system is a re-branded LINK.
(Ie: V44 = G4 Storm & V88 = G4 Xtreme)
That aside, with the pricing Chriss gave of $3~3500 fitted & tuned,
It's a fairly competative price, especially when compared to equivelant systems.
For example, the Hondata K-Pro twin ECU system would likley set you back close to $4000 + tuning. Please note: I haven't actually tested the pricing as yet so this is a guess based on US retail & current value of the Australian dollar.
For those on a tight budget, systems like Haltech interceptor & Greddy Emanage still represent good value for money.
Sure, cam control (VTC) isn't included but they still work.