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Thread: Changing ecu to 4bar setup...Is this right?

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04-06-2005, 09:21 AM	#7 (permalink)
Calum ClamSlut Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Lubbock, TX Trader Rating: 24 (100%)	Use the value calculated above. Your converting a DE maf to a Z32. Don't use the GTi-R k-value as a starting point, use the DE. What the GTiR rom gives you is correct other values you now don't have to worry about. __________________ All posts by Calum in this thread are copyrighted by Calum, and cannot be edited, deleted, or copied without his express permission. calum@calumsult.com

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