Subject	JWT ECU Purchase
Posted by	kaminooto on May 18, 2003 at 4:22 AM
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Message	Ok, I am getting pretty confused by what Jim Wolf Technology's states as a "core charge" for their ECU chips. I read the detail that you can exchange units with them, i.e. your stock unit for one of theirs. So the price of the ECU is around $560 and the core charge is $500. Does this mean that in reality it only costs $60 for an upgraded ECU chip?
Follow Ups	JWT ECU Purchase - kaminooto 04:22:50 05/18/03 no - blaZeZin 04:44:27 05/18/03 Get Ash's chip instead, better and cheaper (n/m) - acidW4rp (MA) 09:44:51 05/18/03 Call us for details. (n/m) - Russell@Z1 10:13:22 05/18/03 Not to mention safer (n/m) - Kez43 13:49:07 05/18/03 Define "safer" (n/m) - YugoBernie (San Diego) 14:08:06 05/18/03 Definition inside: - Kez43 19:08:47 05/18/03 No, You send 1060$ in and when you return your ecu, you get - evanllp 10:32:39 05/18/03
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