p72 ECU problem> need HELP!

[TonyChopper]

Sorry that I edit this thread..
Just wanna ask what is the best option.. for economy and power..

1) stock ECU + RSM + piggback (e-manage,VAFC)
2) stock ECU + racing chip + piggyback
3) spoon ECU + piggyback

 

[hattech-v]

u can have piggyback without racing chip but u cannot alter ur rev cut point...
tuning using piggyback oso will increase perfomance..
how much u get the price for p72 ecu?

 

[TonyChopper]

Oh... so lets say.. use auto ECU + RSM + VAFC without chip.. that way also works la?

p72 I also not sure.. Ek4 de I get is rm600 + my stock ECU..
but I was thinking If I can convert mine to manual.. won't it be a much better option? just hope that I wun screw it up...

 

[hattech-v]

manual p72 ecu + RSM + e-manage without chip i think better.

 

[TonyChopper]

From ur knowledge.. how much the cost for manual p72..
and again.. possible to convert auto p72 to manual p72??

 

[hattech-v]

not sure about that.i'm using p2t....

 

[TonyChopper]

mm thx alot ...
btw my friend using b16a auto ECU but got racing chip.. and his car damn fast...
so basically ... if u rechipped the ECU.. regardless of auto or manual.. it reprograms the whole system right?
If that's true I guess I will wait for a suitable chip then...

 

[zamrioo2]

i prefer option no2... alter the ecu (like ur friend) juz +rm250...

 

[hattech-v]

i oso prefer option 2...
but it will cost u a bit if u running obd2...
cost for obd conversion & chipping almost 1.5K n piggyback let say e-manage oso 1.5K...
at the end, 3K +- a bit can buy standalone i think...

 

[zamrioo2]

is that true hattech...? erkkk...

 

[TonyChopper]

Mine is 94' de.. so OBD1..
Erm yea racing chip is a cheaper option rather than RSM.. I assume that's wat u guys are saying..
Let's say IF I'm rich (I'm NOT!!!)... RSM + piggyback will perform just as well as chipped ECU + piggyback right? if both got the correct and perfect setting..
And the whole thing bout the racing chip is just to remove speed/rev cut right?

 

[hattech-v]

and to fine tune the setting...