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Performance/ECU Modifications

Does anyone know if there is a product available or a modification that can be done to the ECU or related wiring, to improve performance HP/Torque wise? Not concerned at all with gas mileage, just want to go out on the track show all the japanese/american 4 cyl's what the brick can do. Bought the lowering springs from FCP Groton to help the car rotate better through the corners, by benefit of lower center of gravity, looking to see what mod's I can make to ECU, Fuel Injection, to increase power to the rear wheels.








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    Performance/ECU Modifications

    1985 244 B230F w/LH Jetronic 2.4 upgraded to a "K" cam, not allowed to run a VX cam, have to find more discreet ways to get a result ;), currently using an AW71, but have an M46 to convert to.








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      Performance/ECU Modifications

      hi there.
      although im pretty sure the 85 240 came with the LH 2.2 i see you listed LH 2.4
      i do not know of any ecu mods for your vechile.
      i read on turbobricks the 937 ecu has been chipped.
      good luck
      mike








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    Performance/ECU Modifications

    I don't think you're gonna get much benefit from any mods as long as your engine remains stock at North American specs- "F" low-compression engine, and a crappy "M" grind stock camshaft.

    Spend the money on a VX cam, maybe an adjustable gear, and then look for the other bottlenecks in the system.
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    Rob Bareiss, New London CT ::: Roterande Flakt Och Drivremmar!







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