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yeah, i use one. anything you're not sure of, phone them and they stop work and talk until you understand :thumbsup: mine got wet (my fault) and needed re-programming, they did it for free, just charged postage!!! brilliant customer service :D

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I have one too, M3dk, no problems with it at all, in fact its going ack for an upgrade so I can a better ign system, £50 for quite a major revamp, im not complaining,

One of the good things is Dave will put the car on the rollers for £250 and if it takes all day its still the same price, but I would think if you are using a Zetec there would be a fairly close map to suit your needs allready made.

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yeah, mine goes great on the base map, id just like a little bit more economy !!!!!(ive tried not flooring it, still drinks loads so might as well boot it) lets face it; when i get it mapped, it wont go any worse!!!

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deffo worth getting it mapped, my engine found 40 hp and nearly 40 ft lbs of torque for the sake of a drive up to Norfolk, I van even return 33mpg on a run as well, not bad for a 4ltr V8

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I think its easily the best VFM

 

Deffo matey. Also if there's a feature that the ECU can't handle but it needs to, they re-write the software so it can.

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Just reading this thread reminds me that there is a lot of stuff out there that i haven´t got a bloody clue about...basically anything to do with electrics... :D

 

I´ll hopefully be running a 24V in the van from this summer on...

 

What would i gain by running a Emerald ECU?

 

Is it worth doing on an otherwise standard engine?

 

What sort of costs would i be looking at?

 

Cheers,

 

Dave

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Just reading this thread reminds me that there is a lot of stuff out there that i haven´t got a bloody clue about...basically anything to do with electrics... :D

 

I´ll hopefully be running a 24V in the van from this summer on...

 

What would i gain by running a Emerald ECU?

 

Is it worth doing on an otherwise standard engine?

 

What sort of costs would i be looking at?

 

Cheers,

 

Dave

 

Depends what your after I spose Dave. If your keeping the engine stock, I'd stick with the original Ford item, its a proven product afterall.

You would only need Emeralds handiwork after fairly lengthy and wallet emptying engine work :wink:

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