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hi, i am doing up a 3.8 v6 turbo, from a vn commodore (australian).
i have most of it ready, but am still working out what to do with the ecu side of things.
the original ecu is a `808 with map.
is it possible to modify/swap etc.....to get a factory ecu to run with 20 lb of boost?
any ideas?
thanks.
Get some tuning software like HP tuners or DHP. I have DHP, and it is helping me.
I compensated for larger fuel injectors.
I am currently mounting the MAF sensor in front of the turbo, for a draw thru setup.
I also pulled a few degrees of timing.
SInce you have a MAP sensor, I think you need to get a 2 bar MAP upgrade and program the PCM for it. I don't know a whole lot about MAP stuff, since I have MAF.
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turbo, from a vn commodore (australian).
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