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Old 17-05-2014, 06:34 PM   #1
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Default Au vct ecu vs hp ecu

Evening kind people,

As some of you AU fans are aware, I'm building an AU XR6 VCT wagon.
So far, the body and interior is done, but I still need to do a head transplant.

The mechanical side is easy enough, and the electrical side also looks easy as it appears I only need to fit one extra wire to the ECU for the VCT solenoid.

So far so good.

Now, my question is this - I want to fit the VCT ECU now, before the VCT head is fitted.
Will this have any negative consequences in regard to ignition timing or fuel mapping due to having a cam which is stationary.

In other words, does a VCT ECU change the ignition timing and fuel map when the cam is advanced/retarded?

Or is it basically the same as a HP ECU, just with the VCT trigger?

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