has anyone upgraded their LS ecu?
#3
bascially your cars computer, controls the fuel/air ratios, timing, and all that good stuff that controls the proformance of the car.. can be reprogrammed to run more efficiently, however, its programmed to meet state smog regulations or some kind of law
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Re: has anyone upgraded their LS ecu?
Originally posted by persian451
i havent heard of any LS guys beefing up their ecu
ran across this on ebay, looks like BS, as always, but it is 300 bucks
i havent heard of any LS guys beefing up their ecu
ran across this on ebay, looks like BS, as always, but it is 300 bucks
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#8
I know SRT makes a piggy back fuel ecu for the GS. I spoke with them and asked if it would work on an LS430 and they said I shouldn't have a problem. What I woder is, will it still put out the claimed 40rwhp on an LS?
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Originally posted by Gary C
What I have learned, most of all new stock cars are pumped to the max, doing an ECU change will work better if you have done some major mods....
What I have learned, most of all new stock cars are pumped to the max, doing an ECU change will work better if you have done some major mods....
#10
So long as it is the same engine I don't see a reason why not. Obviously you couldn't plug an ECU from a VVT-i into an non VVT-i engine. As Gary C commented and following Jbrady, the exhaust is a key point in limiting engine mods...you'll want to free up the breathing. I'd want to see dyno info of before/after before spending $$.
#15
The easier though more costly solution is to buy a MB, BMW or Audi. The LS market has not attracted engine tuners in 2 decades of the LS. We basically have in-family 2JZ swaps for the UCF 1X-2X and other custom jobs. Nothing like what the German's offer for their luxo barges. I'm not out for that but it does make me that this car is overlooked.