OFAC Management

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OFAC Management

Postby project_mistral on Mon Jun 23, 2008 12:13 pm

Can these managements be re-mapped? i was always under the impression that you cant and only piggy-back chips were possible. I have heard that someone like Ahmed Bayjoo is able to re-map or internally chip the original ecu.

Im running t2 hybrid holding 16psi, beiges, kent cvh34 cam and a based cosworth 2wd intercooler. Im currently usinf a Superchips 195 chip but im looking for something that cane be mapped better...

any help much appreciated

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Re: OFAC Management

Postby sailorbob on Mon Jun 23, 2008 1:18 pm

The chips that go onto the the J3 port of the ecu are remapped. This is the most common way of remapping an eec-iv because very few people can re-flash the original eprom within the ecu. Regardless of whether a chip or a re-flash is done, the skill of the tuner is what matters most.
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Re: OFAC Management

Postby j7aoc on Mon Jun 23, 2008 2:25 pm

MSD say they can map ofac over a bar
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Re: OFAC Management

Postby Jur on Fri Jul 18, 2008 7:54 am

Chipping the 0FAC management is done using a piggyback chip .. (as you superchip is right now)

MSD chips can be spec mapped.. but a RR or livemap is also a possibility..
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