Subject	Re: As long as your ecu is socketed you can use any chip.
Posted by	blackomega on April 15, 2009 at 11:39 PM
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In Reply To	As long as your ecu is socketed you can use any chip. posted by Pilot.P (NZ) on April 15, 2009 at 11:35 PM
Message	so in other words, for there to be the ability to insert chips it must be socketed, and if it is socketed it accepts all chips?
Follow Ups	Amateur JWT ECU question - blackomega 23:26:30 04/15/09 As long as your ecu is socketed you can use any chip. - Pilot.P (NZ) 23:35:04 04/15/09 Re: As long as your ecu is socketed you can use any chip. - blackomega 23:39:09 04/15/09 The sockets are proprietery. - ubermiach 23:50:54 04/15/09 you are incorrect - they all use the same chip hence.... (n/m) - ztunerz 23:54:42 04/15/09 I learn something every time i log on here;-) (n/m) - ubermiach 00:03:53 04/16/09 that's what tt.net is for :) - aliaZ 00:06:49 04/16/09 That's a lie! Wanna fight about it? :D (n/m) - yobobrox 07:14:33 04/16/09 they all use the same 28 pin configuration.. - nemo1080 (Iowa) 02:04:45 04/16/09 Re: they all use the same 28 pin configuration.. - txq45 07:38:51 04/16/09 that would be correct :) (n/m) - ztunerz 19:54:11 04/16/09 what do these numbers signify? (n/m) - blackomega 12:04:37 04/16/09 Those are different chip types. - apudapus 19:03:55 04/16/09 Yep. Pulled my Z1 chip out for a Ztuner one. : ) (n/m) - AbsolutZ 06:18:18 04/16/09 Re: The sockets are proprietery. - txq45 07:31:56 04/16/09 wrong. (n/m) - AntiHero 09:20:56 04/16/09 The guy i just bought my 8 bit ecu from, had a - boost420 01:59:02 04/16/09 So apparently its pretty much interchangable? - blackomega 12:11:32 04/16/09 28 pin .6' wide socket. - RevTech 13:34:09 04/16/09 I would assume that the answer is yes. - boost420 13:43:13 04/16/09 wtf is wrong with my computer, I keep "echoing" (n/m) - boost420 13:44:42 04/16/09 You can delete your own posts, if no one has replied to them (n/m) - Hiratsuka0689 (ATL) 20:20:08 04/16/09 thanks, just did it (n/m) - boost420 15:31:06 04/17/09 Re: Amateur JWT ECU question - txq45 07:34:42 04/16/09 well yeah... - Pilot.P (NZ) 09:42:25 04/16/09 So for the most part, a 28 prong chip will go into - blackomega 12:10:36 04/16/09 A moment to brag on ttnet.... - RSR 09:55:20 04/16/09 Yep. - ZLover4Life 13:33:31 04/16/09 A better answer would be this: - apudapus 19:08:19 04/16/09 NO, not the chip either, it's the SOFTWARE (n/m) - Fast300 20:21:01 04/16/09 Re: Amateur JWT ECU question - 1911a1 20:49:43 04/16/09
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