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Old 04-07-2009, 07:51 AM
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sorry i think i am being confusing LOL

I want to drop in a F20c into my 2007 S2000.

I am not trying to raise the limiter on my f22c. My f22c is actually dead lol.
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Does it have to be AP2 specific or it doesn't matter for you.
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So you want to drop a F20C motor and use the UK DBW ECU?
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Originally Posted by bungholio,Apr 7 2009, 11:52 AM
So you want to drop a F20C motor and use the UK DBW ECU?
Yes I want to use the F20c in the MY07.

The issues is what engine management will be used. I already have the Emanage. Paired with the stock ecu, raising the rev limiter will be tried.

If it cannot be done, I may use the f20c DBW ECU from UK coupled with the emanage piggyback to tune the turbo. This is an option to going to a standalone. That's why I was wondering what country uses the F20c and DBW.

Sorry for the confusion
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dev i dont think the f20c motor will fit perfectly into our cars but idk. the euro f20c should tho i think....
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ok so to clarify.

Step 1:

F22C + Emanage + Stock ECU = Works I go yay !

or

Step 2:

F20C + Emanage + Stock ECU = Works I go yay !

or

Step 3:

F20C + Emanage + Stock UK DBW ECU = Works I go yay !
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That's it... now you're going to no torque... lol.

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Originally Posted by bungholio,Apr 7 2009, 11:56 AM
ok so to clarify.

Step 1:

F22C + Emanage + Stock ECU = Works I go yay !

or

Step 2:

F20C + Emanage + Stock ECU = Works I go yay !

or

Step 3:

F20C + Emanage + Stock UK DBW ECU = Works I go yay !
I want to do Step 2. If Step 2 doesn't work, then Step 3. An alternative to Step 3 will be to use the Kpro instead of buying a F20c UK DBW ECU. I just don't know the cost of the ECU so I can't compare.
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Originally Posted by 8kGoodENuff,Apr 7 2009, 11:57 AM
That's it... now you're going to no torque... lol.

Andre


I don't like shifting
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Originally Posted by s.hasan546,Apr 7 2009, 11:55 AM
dev i dont think the f20c motor will fit perfectly into our cars but idk. the euro f20c should tho i think....
The intake manifold may not match up; not sure.


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