rrm ecu
rrm ecu
why are so many people having problems witht he rrm piggys??
I was so close to buying one... but it seems like a bunch of you guys have cars running too lean....?
I was so close to buying one... but it seems like a bunch of you guys have cars running too lean....?
If it seems like they are having problems, then you MUST have read the problem. So why are you starting a new thread?
What else do they have to say aside from the issue they stated already? Damn the amount of oblivious-ness around here is off the chain...
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=211384
What else do they have to say aside from the issue they stated already? Damn the amount of oblivious-ness around here is off the chain...
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=211384
No. They don't run too lean for the mods they are designed for which is intake and exhaust. The people having problems are running them with headers which change the air fuel mix. You may need to re-tune it if you go that route.
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Originally Posted by Mr.B
You need to get it tuned no matter what your mods.
Originally Posted by otter
It's one of those things where you might not realize that you have a problem until you run a wideband on the car or where your car starts knocking badly from running too lean.
Originally Posted by amax
The people having problems are running them with headers which change the air fuel mix
Originally Posted by ralliart329
Also seems like some of the people who have had problems are running 89 octane i've had no probs, but am running 93.
Last edited by deathsythe12; Sep 26, 2006 at 10:19 AM.
Originally Posted by byc_panty
why are so many people having problems witht he rrm piggys??
I was so close to buying one... but it seems like a bunch of you guys have cars running too lean....?
I was so close to buying one... but it seems like a bunch of you guys have cars running too lean....?
No one is running lean. One guy started the rumor, he called me and I inquired about it. Guess what? He said he had no basis for it except that his friend said it was lean.
No one has ever blown an engine up on a PIGGYBACK, and no one EVER will.
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RRM said its a plug and play ecu.. Now u need to set it up? Waz up with that? I don’t get it, Its it one thing or the other. So guys Beware if you gonna buy that piggyback u do need to setup. That goes for all piggyback installs. because if im going to get lean readings im better off without it.... 19 is to lean.
Last edited by Hell_Spawn; Sep 26, 2006 at 07:28 PM.
IT is plug and play. Of course 19 to 1 is lean. IF you got 19 to 1 from one of our piggys out of the box then something was wrong with the map or measuring equipment.
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