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> Question about Suby ECU in a swap
jasons
post Sep 19 2008, 04:23 PM
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I know its possible to swap an NA EJ25 SOHC using the factory ECU. Renegade sells a "Speed Sensor" kit. I think it bolts to the output of the transaxle. Is this required or optional?

I'm trying to understand the ins and outs of these swaps because I think they are interesting. I know a swapper could go aftermarket, Link or Stinger or whatever. I'm curious how much work it is to go with the factory ECU.

BTW, I've looked at most of the threads that are relevant. None of them really give a play by play on using the factory ECU. Just intimidating pictures with lots of wires.
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post Sep 19 2008, 04:29 PM
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You will need a speed sensor of some sort, the ECU likes to know how fast the car is going. Check out Small car performance, they helped me out a lot when I was modifying my stock harness.
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