ECU Question.
I think what you're asking is, if you already have a base flash and you want a new one, should you send the current one or your stock one...
I guess that depends on how well suited your current tune is... if you first tune was strong, then send logs + that tune over to the new tuner for minor fixing.
If you aren't sure, probably just retune from stock
I guess that depends on how well suited your current tune is... if you first tune was strong, then send logs + that tune over to the new tuner for minor fixing.
If you aren't sure, probably just retune from stock
Lets put it this way;
ECU "A" is my original ECU.
ECU "B" is another ECU I will buy from other for a spare ECU.
I like to have the ECU "B" to be reflashed, hoping to get more hp/performance.
If I don't like that tuning, I can switch back to ECU "A" which is my original ECU anytime.
Is it a good idea to do so? What or who is the best tuning for ECUs?
Or, what do you recommend if I want to buy performance ECU to replace my original ECU?
ECU "A" is my original ECU.
ECU "B" is another ECU I will buy from other for a spare ECU.
I like to have the ECU "B" to be reflashed, hoping to get more hp/performance.
If I don't like that tuning, I can switch back to ECU "A" which is my original ECU anytime.
Is it a good idea to do so? What or who is the best tuning for ECUs?
Or, what do you recommend if I want to buy performance ECU to replace my original ECU?
I see.
But I think I will just stick to my second plan. Where I would buy another ECU for a spare. That ECU will be the one that I am going to reflash.
Thank you for the replies.
But I think I will just stick to my second plan. Where I would buy another ECU for a spare. That ECU will be the one that I am going to reflash.
Thank you for the replies.
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