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Power FC install.
OK, Hello fellow Haado Geis, resident Harmsups, etc etc.
Today I received my Power FC in the mail. And my excitement is very high.
NOW ~ The model of Power FC i bought is for a DC2-R, and I have a VTi-R.
These ECU's come with a basemap, and I bought the product so I could eventually turbo my monster, but I wanna make sure it works, before I pack it back up and put it in the area where I have stashed my small yet expensive turbo parts. i.e. bov, gauge, intercooler.
I'll be eventually doing the turbo thing, after I buy a manifold and turbo, but I wanna make sure that it'll run on my engine, rather than waiting 4 months and then realising, hey shit, it doesnt work etc.
So, can I actually run it without taking it to a tuner, just to see if it goes, and to check out what I bought. I suppose if I do plug it in and stuff, and sell my original P72 ECU, that could go to the cost of tuning, but there's no point in getting it tuned now, and having to get it redone in the future.
Suggestions, advice, etc.
Cheers,
Yf.
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In my limited experience,& before someone with fc know how can tell u otherwise.....
DONT DO IT
It might start & idle ok,but definitely dont drive it.
I should imagine the base maps will be quite different due to the cams.
The ITR setup will prob not even operate the IAB(if your running a stock intake manifold).
Even with the VTiR base loaded, I would still take it straight to the tuner,driving responsibly,& get it setup for your car.
In short,in case your feeling tempted,leave it in the box & wait for someone to come on & tell you otherwise.
You could prob plug it up & have a scroll thru the menus,but why not just read the instructions & def dont start it.
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Originally Posted by CRXer
In my limited experience,& before someone with fc know how can tell u otherwise.....
DONT DO IT
It might start & idle ok,but definitely dont drive it.
I should imagine the base maps will be quite different due to the cams.
The ITR setup will prob not even operate the IAB(if your running a stock intake manifold).
Even with the VTiR base loaded, I would still take it straight to the tuner,driving responsibly,& get it setup for your car.
In short,in case your feeling tempted,leave it in the box & wait for someone to come on & tell you otherwise.
You could prob plug it up & have a scroll thru the menus,but why not just read the instructions & def dont start it.
Instructions are completely in Japanese. haha
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might be safer to learn Japanese then :P hehe
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plug it up, let it learn idle and that would be enough for you to see that there are no problems there
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Originally Posted by pornstar
plug it up, let it learn idle and that would be enough for you to see that there are no problems there
will do tomorrow morning then.
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Originally Posted by yourfather
will do tomorrow morning then.
Or just take it to Pornstar and magically not only will the FC work but you will have a turbo setup .
See a good post? Give it a PQ point.
Originally Posted by ludecrs
They have the depreciation re-sale value of a burnt out and multi-rolled Commodore.
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Originally Posted by Zdster
Or just take it to Pornstar and magically not only will the FC work but you will have a turbo setup .
yeah but I got more parts to buy. I just wanna make sure that what I got actually works etc. so if I have any problems I can deal with it now rather than a couple of months down the track.
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Power fc have self-learning. It seems have 3 steps to do. Try to read your instruction.
Better to have good tuning.
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Originally Posted by Professional
Power fc have self-learning. It seems have 3 steps to do. Try to read your instruction.
Better to have good tuning.
I can't read the instruction because I do not speak Nihongo. OK???
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Originally Posted by yourfather
yeah but I got more parts to buy. I just wanna make sure that what I got actually works etc. so if I have any problems I can deal with it now rather than a couple of months down the track.
Was just playing .
See a good post? Give it a PQ point.
Originally Posted by ludecrs
They have the depreciation re-sale value of a burnt out and multi-rolled Commodore.
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