g60 engine overview

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can anyone send me a picture of a corrado G60 engine over view and pointing out where the ECU is located?

 

Thanks

 

:?:

[Riley 0]

if stood at the front,its at the top right m8,under the plastic scuttle cover.

 

neil. :)

[Critical_Mass 10]

ah right ill give it a look. cheers

 

is it simple to fit the SNS chip?

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by the way are the jabba sport chips any good, heard a few people on here say they arent up to scratch?

[h100vw 0]

Only in that they don't have no lag technology like the SNS chips. If you fit one you'll still see a difference in the way the car runs, even on a std sized pulley.

 

Chips are pretty easy to fit. You need some torx bits I think?

 

Gavin

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lag technology, i take it you mean that the chip stops any lagging?

 

you'd recommend the SNS then? what about a digifant 1 chip?

 

Can you fit a 68mm pulley with no chip?

 

which would you recommend a 68mm pulley or a 65mm?

 

excuse the ignorance but what are torx bits?

[h100vw 0]

When you go to a full throttle condition, it takes a couple of seconds before the ECU starts to ignore the lambda probe and go into open loop. This has been termed digi-lag by SNStuning.com in the states.

 

They have re-written the code to remove it.

 

YOU CANNOT FIT A 68MM PULLEY WITHOUT A CHIP! IT'LL RUN VERY WEAK AND YOU WILL BLOW SOMETHING UP......

 

I'd get a 68mm.

 

Torx is a star shaped bit used for security as not everyone has them.

 

Gavin

[Dubcharged 0]

Yep, do not put a smaller pulley on without upgrading the chip. You wont get the appropriate fuelling for the extra boost!

 

The 68mm is a good starting point, then later on you can go for a 65mm and bigger injectors to compensate for the extra boost/power which the standard injectors will struggle to handle.

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Thanks lads!!!