SARD Analyse ECU for Toyota

Fortyone.co.nz · Post by **Fortyone.co.nz** » Tue Jun 19, 2007 9:26 pm

Special prices =] 2 week delivery if in stock unless otherwise notified!

Starlet EP82 / 91 - $1295
Corolla 4AG - AE101 - $1365
Corolla 4AG - AE111 - $1490
MR2 SW20 - 3SGTE and 3SGE - $1490 except 91.12-93.10 3SGTE - $1295 and 93.11-99.10 1.3bar boost $2535
Celica ST185, 185H, 185H RC, ST205, ST202 3SGTE or 3SGE - $1490
Most 1JZGTE engines - $1515 except JZX100 and JZZ30 or 1.2bar options - $2090
2JZGE / 2JZ-GTE - 1.1bar boost - $1970, 1.3bar - $2490

1UZFE, 1FZ-FE, 2TZ-FE, 2TZ-FZE and 3S-FE available also!

If unsure as to price, just ask me!

20v_rollaboy · Post by **20v_rollaboy** » Tue Jun 19, 2007 9:33 pm

Corolla AE101 4AG, what differences from standard ecu? Is this the same as someone was selling not so long ago?

Cheers

Silent Knight · Post by **Silent Knight** » Tue Jun 19, 2007 11:13 pm

Could you give more information on the ECUs please?
How tunable are they?
What features do they have?
Plug and Play?

etc etc etc

Thanking you muchly.

Post by **Mr Revhead** » Wed Jun 20, 2007 9:36 am

will sard let you have the software to tune them? :twisted:

from what i saw (and was told by a g33k) the main chip in the sard ecus is removable and reflashable.

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y82/Mr-Revhead/SARD%20vs%20stock%20ecu/insideSARD.jpg?t=1182288816

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y82/Mr-Revhead/SARD%20vs%20stock%20ecu/addedSARDbits.jpg?t=1182288988

AceSniper · Post by **AceSniper** » Fri Jun 22, 2007 5:25 pm

:p
just out of intrest can you post details on the ae101 one, I used to have one be intresting to see that they say they have done to it.

Fortyone.co.nz · Post by **Fortyone.co.nz** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 9:25 am

Sorry am in Palmy at the mo will reply this afternoon! And nope SARD won't let you have their proprietary software!

the fallen303 · Post by **the fallen303** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 4:07 pm

without the tunability, what would seriously make someone spend that amount of money on one of those ecu's? 2k on a jza70 ecu, or 1500 on a g3 and still have money left over for a bit of a tune...

Fortyone.co.nz · Post by **Fortyone.co.nz** » Sat Jun 23, 2007 9:42 pm

That's obviously up to the buyer - and that's their choice. Can't change peoples minds if that's the way they want to go - however there are plenty of circumstances where you may not be able to do that - such as racing series that feature 4AG's for example - where a complete replacement ECU isn't allowed under the rules, but a tuned or re-mapped factory ECU is.

Anyhow, it's up to the person and their circumstances. ECU at $2k may be the same price as a $1200 ECU + $800 in tuning - and then again not many people have a dyno to re-tune on over and over again!