ECU talk

[Jon]

I'm glad that came out. I've been watching this thread and thinking just 
that. I like JWT... judging from their reputation I'd get an excellent 
product and I won't likely beat their performance with anything I do. If 
I put a dollar figure on my time, $600 is a steal. I'm no tuner to be 
sure. I am the best shade tree hack east of the Mississippi, though. 
Personally I enjoy the process of experimenting and seeing what happens. 
Sometimes bad things happen, but I probably learn more from the bad 
experiments than the good ones. When it is all said and done, there is a 
sense of satisfaction that comes from knowing how something works, why 
it works and what *not* to do next time... and that YOU did it. Just 
don't talk to your wallet about how it feels, or worse yet... your wife 
about how she feels about your wallet's feelings. Eek.

Ben, please keep us posted on how you make out. I would *really* love to 
see what maps you come up with, if you don't mind sharing. It would be 
pretty cool if you would let us in on what not to do too. :)

Jon Davis
Shade Tree Hack

mike kojima wrote:
> In that case a Calum is a good choice.
> --- Ben Fenner <fenfam at sc.rr.com> wrote:
> 
> 
>  The
>> reason I'm leaning 
>> towards a tunable ECU has little to do with any
>> normal situation. I want 
>> to learn more. I want to tune myself. I have friends
>> who've done it, and 
>> I'm not affraid to jump head first into it.
> 
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