link ecu ???

[ivorypulsar]

link 4 ecu any good

 

[Mr B]

Yeh ok as are many of the available options. Choices come down to prices, what a local tuner can tune & what power level & functions you require from new ECU. Nistune is a good all round option ...

 

[Fusion Ed]

Agree with Mr B. Link will give you some toys over the OEM ecu. Its not a bad option to go for, as it can do boost control etc.

 

[ivorypulsar]

i fort about selling the link and goin for nistune but havent a clue wot its worth

 

[Fusion Ed]

Is it plug and play?

 

[ivorypulsar]

yes i think so

 

[Fusion Ed]

Link G4 PNP would probably go for around 400-600. They seem to be around a grand new.

 

[ivorypulsar]

do you think i should sell and go for nistune.or is the link something that most tuners can map

 

[Fusion Ed]

Link will be much more expensive to get fully running. You have to change a few sensors and plumb a few things in, so you could be looking at setup of 4-500 etc+ecu (which you already have). Nistune is 520 so about half the price.

 

[Mr B]

If you sell Link for around £450/500 you can go get nistune plus mapped for only a small amount more. Link will cost £500 minimum just for fitting/mapping but does have extra features such as Boost control, Map sensor, water spray control but if you don't need these functions results may be better on Nistune in terms of smooth everyday setup & save you a lot of money.Nistune works well & has good tuner knowledge & easy future maintenance/adjustment ... Also cheap & easy to buy a used greddy boost controller or similar for use alongside Nistune ...