Jim wolf technology ??

[RES13]

how good are jim wolf technology ecus?
lets say with basic bolt ons on a KADE?

[Jung918]

They are on the conservative side from what i hear. I really don't think you would need it with just basic bolt ons. You can just get a safc and tune it like that. It would be chaper and you wouldn't have to ship it and wait untill they send it back.

[j20accord00]

this is what I know lol..alright Jung is deff. right they are more conservative, however that doesnt mean your not gonna make good power. But Jung is also right, you deff dont need to get a ECU tune for just basic bolt on, save your money till you get more and more things done. IMO Enthalpy is a littler bit for nasty as far as tuning and making more power, safely. Also JWT told me a turn around on my ECU would be 8 weeks where as Scott told it was 2-4 days. just my 2cents

[street240]

+1 for enthalpy

[orion::S14]

how good are jim wolf technology ecus?
lets say with basic bolt ons on a KADE?

If you're talking N/A...then they are good. Worth the $600 new...maybe not...but if you can find a used one for $350 or so...BUY IT.

The JWT turbo ECU's are quite conservative...but that's nice and safe.

You can trim the fuel with an AFC...but it won't advance the timing curve like a JWT ECU would...and that's where the power is. Fuel is easy, timing is complicated...but timing makes the big gains.

FYI.

- Brian

[NemeGuero]

If you're talking N/A...then they are good. Worth the $600 new...maybe not...but if you can find a used one for $350 or so...BUY IT.

The JWT turbo ECU's are quite conservative...but that's nice and safe.

You can trim the fuel with an AFC...but it won't advance the timing curve like a JWT ECU would...and that's where the power is. Fuel is easy, timing is complicated...but timing makes the big gains.

FYI.

- Brian

this man.. speaks the truth.
But I'd prefer spending the money on other things for $600.