DanielWitGST
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I have a 98 gst spyder and it has a black box ECU so to install DSM link I need to switch to a 96 97 4g63t ecu correct? if so is it plug n play or will I have to do some wiring?
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Please go to the ecmlink website. All questions are answered there.I have a 98 gst spyder and it has a black box ECU so to install DSM link I need to switch to a 96 97 4g63t ecu correct? if so is it plug n play or will I have to do some wiring?
Any reason why you don’t want to stay with black box.I have a 98 gst spyder and it has a black box ECU so to install DSM link I need to switch to a 96 97 4g63t ecu correct? if so is it plug n play or will I have to do some wiring?
You need the Eprom ecu out of a 95 and 96 and then it needs to be sent off to be socketed so the dsmlink chip can be installed. Expect to pay around $175 for a eprom ecu and then the $545 to purchase link and have it socketed. There is also a back order on the socket service right now. And yes it is plug and play.
I was going this route but bought the openport 2.0 cables instead to tune my black box. Link is way better though.