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  • #15064
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    No idea mate. Never seen of heard of them to be honest.

     

    Whats ts price like? Does it come with the appropriate loom?

    Im going ls1 Ecu, Cable tb and then a Linglefelter converter box. Simple and easy. Plenty of Ecu and looms around.   Plenty of tuners that work with the Ls Ecu.

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    Just had a google search for that box and the price isn’t bad , so may look at that as it may be cheaper, what loom you looking at using and the ls1 ecu is there one better than the other

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    Just had a google search for that box and the price isn’t bad , so may look at that as it may be cheaper, what loom you looking at using and the ls1 ecu is there one better than the other

    Later models had double the memory, if you go later again ie VZ you get the E38 which is a very capable controller but it can be a fussy bitch to get working right.

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    If you go e38 you must run the FBW.

    E38 doesn’t need the converter box.

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    Yep thats why mines VY. Its not fbw

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    Nothing wrong with DBW, both my cars run it..

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    My experience with FBW in my VZ ls1 wasn’t that special. I didn’t rate it at all. Felt laggy.

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    Got MUCH better with the 6.0L cars Cav.

     

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    Didn’t say anything wrong with fbw, but its a bit hard to make it work with my 8ITB set up ;-)

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    Didn’t say anything wrong with fbw, but its a bit hard to make it work with my 8ITB set up

    Nah it’s fairly easy these days..

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    Not to sure how easy that would be, but why anyway, I love mine as it is.  The whole throttle linkage set up is part of the appeal for me, personal preference i know.

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    I’ve only driven two cars with fbw a ford ute and a racing mini didn’t like either prefer cable but each to their own , vy computer sounds the go for lsa

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    VR/VS LS Engine Conversion General Information….

     

    Don’t do it

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    VR/VS LS Engine Conversion General Information…. I did it and love it!

     

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    I’m an old Aussie V8 die hard Gary. My next engine, turbo Big Paw.  Half Chev / Half Holden…

     

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    Yea of course, just joking.  I like any of the generals products.  Actuallly i have an appreciation of any performance car (fords excluded ha ha)

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    I’m an old Aussie V8 die hard Gary. My next engine, turbo Big Paw. Half Chev / Half Holden…

    full chev, live happily ever after.

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    Does an after market ECU prevent the need to swap reluctor wheels and the lingelfelter converter? (so i can run cable throttle on an ls3)

     

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    Would be cheaper to just run the converter box. @$500

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    Would be cheaper to just run the converter box. @$500

     

    yup, but is it needed with an aftermarket ecu…

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