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Spydergst97

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Oct 8, 2005
chicago, Illinois
i have a 97 spyder gst and i wanted to get a eprom ecu or some kind of ecu upgrade what u guys recomend? does the dsmlink work just like and epron do i have to have the latop on all the time?
 
You NEED eprom for DSMLink to hook up. Other variations are getting chips burned for your setup, which you'll also need an eprom ECU for. I suggest going with DSMLink because of its ease of use and its effectiveness. Also, the laptop does not need to be connected at all times. Only when you are making changes or datalogging. If you're looking to purchase an EPROM ecu, let me know, I have one for sale. Thanks....i hope this helps! :thumb:
 
cool well how much u want for it? and what changes do i need to make? how much u thing it will cost me i mean does it just replace my old one?
 
If you decide to go with DSMlink you just send them the EPROM ecu and they'll install the DSMlink chip. Or, if you are good with electronics, you can do it yourself. Once you have the DSMlink chip in your EPROM ECU, you just install the EPROM ECU in the place of your regular ECU and that's it...For the install it took maybe 5 min.

DSMlink is great IMHO. With the other chips if you do certain mods you have to have another chip burned. With DSMlink you can install/do whatever you like and can tune away to your hearts content.
 
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