Old Aug 24, 2012 | 04:21 PM
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Originally Posted by foreigneRS
and keeping the standard ecu keeps oem quality components and strategies for cold start etc. an aftermarket ecu is a backward step imo unless converting from carbs or a really old efi system
I'd agree for the most part. However Ive seen reprogrammed OEM ecu's that have run horrifically both cold and hot afterwards. So a bad tuner can just as easily make a mess of the factory ecu as they can a standalone.

A well setup standalone should run almost as good or as good during cold start etc. It mostly boils down to whoever is tuning it.

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