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Old 01-25-2008, 04:27 AM   #2 (permalink)
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1.8ecm= 50/50 on it depends on how cheap you can get it. I would personally save for a stand alone.

Tried 2 different ecm 1.8's of course. The throttle response was excellent but when it was in gears it didn't pull that well. The rev limiter was a little higher. Car sounded raspy and did alot of engine brake back firing. Good note though it didn't like to hang on to rpm's inbetween shifts. I need to try it again since I do have the 1.8 cam now.

as far as a real technical anaylsis nobody has done any real tests other than butt dyno's. I will look later for you for the post I have for which 1.8 ecm to get. The have like 4 different types.
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