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ECU remapping vs piggybacks - anyone
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<blockquote data-quote="M5port" data-source="post: 588994" data-attributes="member: 3110"><p>i would go for piggyback because it doesnt touches your original ecu, and of course, it is transferable ( you can sell it when you are done with it) . remapping is just a service. i think both acts the same, tinkering parameters so your car will do otherwise of a stock car. </p><p>Each tuner has its own philosophy of how the tune of the car should be. So read up and see which is more suitable for your style of driving. =)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="M5port, post: 588994, member: 3110"] i would go for piggyback because it doesnt touches your original ecu, and of course, it is transferable ( you can sell it when you are done with it) . remapping is just a service. i think both acts the same, tinkering parameters so your car will do otherwise of a stock car. Each tuner has its own philosophy of how the tune of the car should be. So read up and see which is more suitable for your style of driving. =) [/QUOTE]
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