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Anders.. I saw your post on tt.net about Mines chips. This is a good warning for all with Japanese imports.
Japanese aftermarket chips are (usually) designed to run on 100+ octane as this is what you can get at the pumps in Japanland (daaayum!)
Some good examples are:
Mines
Veilside
Central Brain
When run on NZ or UK spec 96 octane these chips can detonate big time. A number of engines have had holes blown in pistons here or burnt ringlands from majar detonation from these nasty chips.
We had a customer with a car in a couple of weeks back complaining of detonation after he tried winding up the boost - the original tuner told him that it was okay to run it at high boost - took us 2 mins to look at the ECU and found it was a veilside computer and told him not to run it at high boost .. he took it back to the original tuner.. he said "nah not a problem, run it high boost".. 2 hrs later the car is on a dyno detonating like f**k and the dyno guy told him to turn it down. Or risk an $8000 engine rebuild.
The power difference is quite dramatic. On the Central Brain ECU vs JWT ecu one guy saw a 20 (twenty!) kilowatt increase at the rear tyres when running the central brain on racegas compared to the JWT on race gas.
You CAN get the ECU's "retuned..". you need a rolling road/dyno with an experienced operator.. they plug in some nifty gear and bring the timing back to within acceptable levels - you shouldn't need the a/f maps touched.
Based on my dealings with the Guys at Racelogic I'd start with them - talk to a guy by the name of Alex Dearden, (mention Rowan from Sonic pointed you in his direction). I'm pretty sure they've got a rolling road dyno and can get make the maps a whole lot less aggressive. OR they can sell you a BLITZ ecu.
We do have a stage 3 chip downunder which works with NZ 96 octane, and therefore UK 96 octane.. this will cost you about $200pounds and we'd need the ECU if it hasn't already been socketed. It dynos at approximately the same as a JWT ecu (infact we think just a tad bit more) and has no driveability problems.
Rowan Hick
Sonic-Motorsport.com
Auckland, New Zealand