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Old 17-01-2006, 10:28 PM   #1
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I'm new to this forum and am interested in knowing if there is anything i can "tweak" in my ecu that will give me performance gains without the aid of a solder. I've noticed lately my au7/99 sedan is a bit sluggish in getting up to speed. Also, gearbox has never had a service but runs fine, very little whine and changes are smooth. Should I outlay some cash for a gearbox service or is it easy enough to do it myself? thanks

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Old 17-01-2006, 10:56 PM   #2
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get it serviced.. every 50,000k's atleast..
as for the ecu, either chip it or get it edited, its all you can do with these ecu's
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