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Where can i find a chipp for the po6 ecu

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    Where can i find a chipp for the po6 ecu

    Just wondering where or what website can i find a good chipp for my p06 ecu, Im boosting at 8psi fmic 450cc blue top dsm injectors h23 intakemani dsm turbo setup. Any help would be greatly appreciated
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    There are no generic chips to be found. You need your ECU to be tuned for your specific application. Tuning is the MOST important part of a turbo setup.






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      x2, no two builds are the same, even if you build them the exact same, every motor runs different. Go get a freaking tune.

      Base maps are wack. Im from the subaru world, and every one is like oh go get a stage 2 ecu reflash from perrin or cobb or pdxtuning or something. and well those are all the noobs. Those maps are very softly tuned with lots of room for error because they know no two motors run the same. You do a stage 2 dynotune, and your power is going to be a night and day difference. You'll be sad you ever wasted your money. specially since they cost around the same.
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        A basemap is ONLY to be used to get the car running to be tuned.
        I've seen too many people blow motors while driving around on basemaps. One guy I know managed to blow up the day before he was tuned (and he flew a guy in to do it! I took advantage... the guy tuned my car instead)

        At least most of the Perrin or Cobb tunes on newer Subarus are made for stock or near stock cars, and the motors are newer, so they're not quite so different from each other. Still... I agree. There's no such thing as a bolt-on tune. Anyone who tells you otherwise is trying to sell you something.






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          i know of someone that can chip but im not going to mention him other than MRX but he's in school now.

          true story on the basemap, a delta 272 basemap barely gets my car idling.
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            #6
            There are many people on here that can chip. Honestly, chipping an ECU isn't difficult. The parts to modify an ECU, and then burn the chips for it, can get fairly expensive... and the tools needed to do even a basic street tune can be just as much. If you can afford the things necessary, you're halfway there.

            Chipping is easy. Tuning takes a bit of studying.






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