Subject	i agree. two things tho...>>>
Posted by	niXit on December 22, 2002 at 2:37 PM
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In Reply To	Don't you think the JWT ECU is very conservative? posted by Marshall on December 22, 2002 at 02:27 PM
Message	:If he's just looking for something to plug in and forget about, then the JWT ECU is a good choice. But if he's looking to mess with his timing and A/F ratios anyway then I think that Ash's ECU might be a benefit. look at his profile. he lives a long way away from any of us. I think the JWT is the SAFE option for him. ASHs is NOT safe or PROVEN **YET**. second, the JWT ecu gets you ballpark to good fuel maps, while still giving you all the other benefits. so, for his situation, i think running rich, then tweaking the fuel slightly will be more beneficial.
Follow Ups	I'm going crazy?!!! - Faisal 12:57:42 12/22/02 Re: I'm going crazy?!!! - Faisal 13:01:41 12/22/02 Just wait for the Ash ecu (n/m) - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 13:15:09 12/22/02 what's that going to do for him? seriously. (n/m) - niXit 13:49:13 12/22/02 He won't have to buy the JWT ecu (n/m) - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 14:26:09 12/22/02 The ECU will take more time. - Faisal 14:58:36 12/22/02 OMG dude... wtf are you thinking... - niXit 15:33:30 12/22/02 Re: I'm going crazy?!!! - niXit 13:48:42 12/22/02 Thanx niXit. But, need more information about wideband O2! - Faisal 14:16:58 12/22/02 you will still need those for your stock/JWT ECU. - niXit 14:29:13 12/22/02 Don't you think the JWT ECU is very conservative? - Marshall 14:27:28 12/22/02 i agree. two things tho...>>> - niXit 14:37:41 12/22/02 I do feel better now!!! - Faisal 14:46:53 12/22/02 How far are you from Jeddah? - ZHOUND 17:33:26 12/22/02
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