Dual image PnP board

[TurboAnything]

I just purchased a sweet little dual image PnP board for my 1g. I plan on installing this weekend i really did not want to hack my eprom ecu so at $40 I thought it was worth it. Now im thinking i can have a 110 octane high boost tune but still keep my 93 octane tune cause i do a lot of driving in the summer.

 

[MY1GDSM]

Does it work right?
A link would be cool too...
Think this may be the same one? On the very bottom of the page
DSM CHIPS
Note: THIS IT NOT Jeff's DSM Chips... some other company

 

[1SickAuto]

yep thats the company and it works fine. its not one of jeffs setups either

 

[TurboAnything]

Just installed works like it is supposed to. I am going to do a write-up soon on the install it was very simple.

 

[tkelly27]

Holy cow, you can get an eprom burner and a whole tube of switchable eproms for that.

 

[MY1GDSM]

Better then Doing it this way to swich maps...http://www.dsmchips.com/dualimage.html I Guess A little Pricey though...

 

[1SickAuto]

yeah u could do it that way, but u run into alot of risk also. i mean its personal preference, but i will tell you its one hell of a product.

 

[MY1GDSM]

I Would do a KEY switch so you don't hit it when your driven and switch maps....

 

[steve]

Better then Doing it this way to swich maps...http://www.dsmchips.com/dualimage.html

They both are doing exactly the same thing, pulling A14 low to select between two address ranges in the EPROM.

There is a small but non-zero chance of the ECU crashing when flipping the switch so you don't want to be doing it as you going down the track or out on the highway.

 

[MY1GDSM]

They both are doing exactly the same thing, pulling A14 low to select between two address ranges in the EPROM.

Ya I just meant its not invasive with the board,Where as you could damage your Ecu if you F*** up cutting the traces on the board

 

[steve]

Yes the modified socket is much easier if you have no soldering skills vs $2 for wire, switch, pull up resistor and snubber cap. If your going to do much switching you might want to look into putting that $40 towards a Ostrich and have complete control over images.

 

[1SickAuto]

mine is on a keyed switch, which is something he reccomends in his instructions.

jesse