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krazyfil
06-20-2009, 09:46 PM
hey... there is an ecu #63 for the redtop sr20 in my buddies s13... i was doing some researching online and alot of places i looked at said the 63 ecu was for the auto sr20... can anyone bring some truth to this so i can let him know if he needs to worry or not lol.. and if this is true.. what ecu should he have 62?? thanks again

krazyfil
06-21-2009, 01:14 AM
doesnt anyone know anything on the subject??

slider2828
06-21-2009, 01:52 PM
#63 is auto #62 is manual on redtop... which I have $100 shipped I have one.

weshole
06-21-2009, 09:31 PM
IF what your wondering is if there is any adverse or negative effects to having an auto ecu behind a manual equipped car. I have the same set up in my car and have no issues whatsoever. That is except the rev limiter in 5th gear which as far as I understand is similar to the manual ecu.

formulaJEREMY
06-23-2009, 05:24 PM
I ran a #63 on my car for about 4 years with no noticeable issues. I've read that when you lift the throttle on a 63 equipped car, the revs will take a few seconds to drop but I don't think I ever experienced it. If you are planning on flashing the ECU at some point, it's a non-issue anyways because they can load on the manual trans software at that point.

duffman1278
06-23-2009, 06:15 PM
Like they said, one's auto and the other is manual.

I'm currently using a 63 ECU, and it doesn't give me any problems.

renegade_ewok
06-23-2009, 06:50 PM
I am running a 63 ecu on a notchtop sr haha

The only thing that an automatic ecu actually effects is this weird rpm hanging effect when you let it out to neutral in any gear or if you let it fall. If your cruising in 5th and just drop it into neutral, the car won't drop to idle, it will be like 1300-1400 rpm until you slow down enough, then it will drop to normal. Happens at any speed above like 2 mph if you leave a gear. It doesn't really effect anything and helps in low rpm driving actually.

Ghost240
07-07-2009, 05:19 PM
Actually a number 63 ecu has more conservative timing than a 62 and some other things. I will post more as I find out more.

krazyfil
07-08-2009, 01:45 AM
Actually a number 63 ecu has more conservative timing than a 62 and some other things. I will post more as I find out more.


ok awesome thanks again for the help.. there were some timing issues (intake cam was retarded 4.5 degrees) it has hks step 2 272 cams kinda agressive on a DD nit we manage just fine lol

benk's 93
11-02-2010, 11:15 AM
I'm running a 63 ecu on a m/t silvia k's sr redtop... what you say about the idle is true but I've try a 62 on my car and he's running like crapp!! is anybody know something about that?

blksylv
11-02-2010, 11:20 AM
Ya it is but it can be ran with no probs I run 1 on my SR personally and this is a really old thread LOL. Just looked at the date