I need '96 993TT ECU's
07-27-2005, 07:45 PM
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would love to. do u have a recommendation of what to put in its place?
It has been comfort with ECU programming that has prevented me (and others i know) from moving forward with your turbos.
in short, Gunter has been unreliable, and most other people just want to use the same program that was written 8 yrs ago for normal k16 or k24 turbos.
thanks.. rob
It has been comfort with ECU programming that has prevented me (and others i know) from moving forward with your turbos.
in short, Gunter has been unreliable, and most other people just want to use the same program that was written 8 yrs ago for normal k16 or k24 turbos.
thanks.. rob
07-28-2005, 10:20 AM
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07-28-2005, 02:50 PM
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May i ask what you are doing with the '96 993TT ecu's?
As i understood it, the '97 ecu is the desirable ecu, because it is easily programmed.
Are you working on programming for the '96 ecu?
As i understood it, the '97 ecu is the desirable ecu, because it is easily programmed.
Are you working on programming for the '96 ecu?
07-28-2005, 07:26 PM
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My 2000 post and... I have been working toward the solution for the '96 ECU programming. As I have mentioned I need cores to cut down on the wait time.
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07-29-2005, 12:55 PM
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I'll trade you mine for a '97 in the mean time. 
One day i'll be looking to do some turbos and programming, just not today. This is good news for me! It would be great not to have to buy a '97 ecu when the time comes.
One day i'll be looking to do some turbos and programming, just not today. This is good news for me! It would be great not to have to buy a '97 ecu when the time comes.
08-04-2005, 05:56 PM
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This is a final request for those that have ECU's sitting in a drawer.. I want to THANK those that have just sent me theres and those who have requested fair monies for them.. I am not begging for favors, if you have one and want to sell it, email me Also, if you know of shops or people that have spare turbocharger cores sitting please let me know.. Kevin@Ultimatemotorwerks.com
08-04-2005, 06:11 PM
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Hmmm...Sounds like there is going to be a few very nice turbo kits offered to us sometime soon, hold on to your monies and partial mods guys, these will not be GIACs! (not very succesful with 993TTs)
Kevin, will 996s K16 work?I can try to find you some over here.
Kevin, will 996s K16 work?I can try to find you some over here.
08-04-2005, 06:17 PM
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Jean yes..996 cores will work to a degree.. Out of 8 993TT cores that I tore down last week 5 had ceramic liner FOD damage.. Grrrr
08-04-2005, 06:59 PM
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I am fitting women's pantyhose around my 2 K&N filters to avoid sand grains going through them straight into the turbos, it is scary what you see stuck there, in sandy/dusty places, I believe we don't have enough protection..
In your case, any specific pattern of what is causing the FOD with these cores?
In your case, any specific pattern of what is causing the FOD with these cores?