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Two fallacies there: |
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SeedyROM (ZCON 2K4!) on December 29, 2003 at 10:35 PM |
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Thanks. I did not know that posted by HakenTT on December 29, 2003 at 10:09 PM |
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there are people who had JWT ecus and still have blown motors at only ~13psi. This is hardly anything scientific. I know, that would be hard to nail down using the scientific method, but that doesn't mean you can automatically assume that even a fraction of those engine failures were because of the chip OR boost levels. It's totally flawed reasoning. If that was very true theory then Nissan engeeners wouldn't made safety knock map Had the cars been putting down over 400RWHP with the boost levels we see today, it would have been a much different safety mapping. Not to mention, the cars we drive today are far off from the way Nissan engineers planned them! If you check out a few books on what they were trying to do back in the day...back in 1986-1988...there was NOTHING in their motive to produce a base engine that was capable or running massive amounts of boost we do today compared to stock. They were lucky/ecstatic/shocked at how awesome the car performed the way it did back then (even with all that horrid plumbing on the front and backend of the motor). They had no insight as to what we'd be doing nowadays and they've admitted as much at functions in the US some of them have actually attended! Mr. K's 91st birthday as an example in Gardena where some of them spoke :) If the ECU was unsafe, we would have seen more evidence of it 15,000 ECUs ago. While I don't think the age and number of sold units ALONE can say how good a product is, it sure does help despite what others in this thread say.
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