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Bought my NA in May, direct import. Need to know if its been chipped etc as it goes well past the 112 restriction, and on and on ....... :D How will I tell if there is a non std or upgraded chip on the board.....

 

Cheers

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if it has had a KMH to MPH conversion that will lift the restriction anyway, as far as I know, the black bock robs the signal going back to the ecu of every third signal, so the ecu thinks you are doing a third of the speed (also if its only getting 2/3 signal the KMH speedo reads in MPH) and so you would need to be doing 170+ to hit the limiter.

 

To check the ecu, get it out, open it up and see if the chip is soldered in place or is in a socket, if it is soldered it is unlikely to have been chipped.

 

HTH

Originally posted by witchdoctor

Bought my NA in May, direct import. Need to know if its been chipped etc as it goes well past the 112 restriction, and on and on ....... :D How will I tell if there is a non std or upgraded chip on the board.....

 

Cheers

 

Goto an empty motorway, and floor it ;) If it goes over 112mph its had the restriction taken off. ;)

 

 

Is your speedo in MPH, I think they conversion thing usually gets rid of it too.

 

Stuart

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