ecu's for cams

[Karlr]

Hi Chaps

do I need a new ecu for cams if I already have the ecu for the single sided race pipe and full system?

Any advice would be welcome before I shell out my rapidly becoming valueless pounds against the mighty euro.

[Treadmarks]

Originally Posted by Karlr

Hi Chaps

do I need a new ecu for cams if I already have the ecu for the single sided race pipe and full system?

Any advice would be welcome before I shell out my rapidly becoming valueless pounds against the mighty euro.

From another thread here.

1) Stock
2) Slip-on = 8% more fuel, no O2 sensor = 96519308B 2-1-2
3) Full system = 8% more fuel, no O2 sensor, no exhaust valve 96518708B
4) Full sys w Cams = 18% more fuel, no O2 sensor or valve = 96519208B

[Da_Bull]

I was under the impression that the Slip-on ECU also disabled the valve. I don't remember seeing the valve as a "selectable" menu option on my VDSTS when I had the slip-on ECU installed.

[Treadmarks]

Originally Posted by Da_Bull

I was under the impression that the Slip-on ECU also disabled the valve. I don't remember seeing the valve as a "selectable" menu option on my VDSTS when I had the slip-on ECU installed.

My slip on ecu disabled the valve and I didn't see it as a selectable feature either. Seems like I've read here that some do an some don't.

[Karlr]

Originally Posted by Treadmarks

From another thread here.

1) Stock
2) Slip-on = 8% more fuel, no O2 sensor = 96519308B 2-1-2
3) Full system = 8% more fuel, no O2 sensor, no exhaust valve 96518708B
4) Full sys w Cams = 18% more fuel, no O2 sensor or valve = 96519208B

ahh i have full system and ecu..do i need a new ecu for cams with full system

or does the above tell me this?

[Da_Bull]

The short answer is YES.

Of course, you could probably get the ECU that you currently have to work if you get a PCIII or RapidBike module and dyno tune it.

Of course, if you buy the cams they should come with an ECU so it's a moot point.