A610 or r25/gta turbo cat ECU's wanted

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A610 or r25/gta turbo cat ECU's wanted

Postby Tony Smith » Tue Apr 01, 2008 5:35 pm

Has anybody got an A610 ECU or alternatively one from a catalyzed 25 turbo or GTA turbo. Dumping my adaptronic!
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Postby clee » Tue Apr 01, 2008 5:44 pm

I have a couple of 25T ecus .Anyone know the codes for a CAT version ?
One is Seimens 7700726993 ,the other Renix 7700727574 .

I'm sticking with the Adaptronic but will need to run the next engine rebuild in on a std Ren ECU .I'm sure the Adapt will work fine ,it's just finding someone that knows what they're doing with it .A little knowledge is a very dangerous thing ,expensive as well .Glad I'm not paying someone to feck it up for me ..............................
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Postby Stunned Monkey » Tue Apr 01, 2008 10:42 pm

ChrisM is in a position to pension off his LeMans ECU now, but ignition map is totally different...

Tony, remember you aren't running an A610 water pump, temp sensors, knock sensors or TPS..It'll be far from a "plug and play" solution. You're far better off re-fitting that trigger wheel (which I've offered to do for nowt), and go back to the first map done at Cyclone in Wickford which worked perfectly until the trigger wheel got too wobbly... and fine tune from there.
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Postby David Gentleman » Wed Apr 02, 2008 1:49 pm

You don't need a 610 ecu or a 25T Cat ecu, if you wanted to go that route you can work with a 25 V6 2.9 ECU/ or Espace 2.9, but with the cost involved in the remap, why don't you just get the bloody Adaptronic mapped properly in one hit and be done with it.
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Postby David Gentleman » Wed Apr 02, 2008 1:58 pm

clee wrote:I have a couple of 25T ecus .Anyone know the codes for a CAT version ?
One is Seimens 7700726993 ,the other Renix 7700727574 .

I'm sticking with the Adaptronic but will need to run the next engine rebuild in on a std Ren ECU .I'm sure the Adapt will work fine ,it's just finding someone that knows what they're doing with it .A little knowledge is a very dangerous thing ,expensive as well .Glad I'm not paying someone to feck it up for me ..............................
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Engine Advantages down my way. He's my best dealer. Raves about the unit, has got more more power out of 1.3 Toyota's on it than anybody on here will with the V6, and quoted about £300 for a full map. Ive used 'Cyclone' since Tony's had his done, on a different vehicle and the way it was mapped wasnt good.. Had to sort it out myself afterwards.
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Postby clee » Wed Apr 02, 2008 3:51 pm

So as his supplier you will guarantee his work ???? Or my money back :wink: + expenses ???

I'm off to start another build soon .Got to clear a clean area after all the shite shifting of last weekend .I've got one of your pukka lumps on a tyre Dave ,I'll leave it outside for collection ................:lol: :wink:


I shall be purchasing forensic suits ,hair nets and many rubber gloves .Air lock is installed in the garage and a 48hr quarantine for the kids .No way is a piece of shite getting in this time

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Postby Stunned Monkey » Wed Apr 02, 2008 4:03 pm

David Gentleman wrote: Ive used 'Cyclone' since Tony's had his done, on a different vehicle and the way it was mapped wasnt good.. Had to sort it out myself afterwards.


At the time, you had nowhere to recommend and everyone else said they wouldn't touch an unknown ECU. After being mapped manually, the car went like a rocket and while it needed some fine tuning on things like idle and light throttle driving, ran without missing or hesitating. Things only went south with the wobbly trigger wheel and the move back to stock flywheel pattern.
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Postby David Gentleman » Wed Apr 02, 2008 6:11 pm

clee wrote:So as his supplier you will guarantee his work ???? Or my money back :wink: + expenses ???


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As his supplier will I guarantee his 'work'?

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Postby David Gentleman » Wed Apr 02, 2008 6:13 pm

Stunned Monkey wrote:
David Gentleman wrote: Ive used 'Cyclone' since Tony's had his done, on a different vehicle and the way it was mapped wasnt good.. Had to sort it out myself afterwards.


At the time, you had nowhere to recommend and everyone else said they wouldn't touch an unknown ECU. After being mapped manually, the car went like a rocket and while it needed some fine tuning on things like idle and light throttle driving, ran without missing or hesitating. Things only went south with the wobbly trigger wheel and the move back to stock flywheel pattern.


Yes, thats right. Im saying Ive used him since and the map was no way near finalised, way too rich etc. Sorted it out afterwards with the self learn and my wideband.

If Tony's car is mapped fine on the ECU, then I can't see why he would start this thread.
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Postby clee » Wed Apr 02, 2008 6:16 pm

As the sole UK agent for the supply of Adaptonic ECUs I would hope you vet your retailers .You're only as good as your last F##k UP :lol: In my experience .
What if you sold all your units to a real numpty ?How long do you think Adapt's UK rep would last ?
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Postby David Gentleman » Wed Apr 02, 2008 6:20 pm

clee wrote:As the sole UK agent for the supply of Adaptonic ECUs I would hope you vet your retailers .You're only as good as your last F##k UP :lol: In my experience .
What if you sold all your units to a real numpty ?How long do you think Adapt's UK rep would last ?


Yes, I do 'choose' my retailers.

But im not 'liable' if they mess your car up.

Do you think Snap on take liability for every garage that uses their tools?
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Postby clee » Wed Apr 02, 2008 6:28 pm

( FFS some people take themselves very seriously )
.Can I bunk up at your place while he tunes it then ?
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Postby David Gentleman » Wed Apr 02, 2008 8:27 pm

lol, its only 2 and a bit hours from you :wink:
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2 1/2 hours ...

Postby Tony Smith » Thu Apr 03, 2008 1:44 pm

David Gentleman wrote:lol, its only 2 and a bit hours from you :wink:

If the car doesn't break down :roll:
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