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TakumaSato
02-05-2003, 05:34 PM
Does anyone know here what are the features of one C-ONE power ECU???

and what type of gains will I get from it???


by the way, can you guys tell me if a Short Shifter has any performance benefits???

thank you!
pepsiman
02-05-2003, 05:44 PM
IMO short shifter is useless..
ringthree
02-06-2003, 08:27 AM
If you translate the C-one page it will tell you the gains. The concern is that they run on higher octane gas. On the east Coast you can get up to 94 (which is still probably not enough) but on the West Coast it is pretty much worthless.
uansari
02-06-2003, 08:47 AM
IMO, a shortshifter is not only better aesthetically, but functionally... it does allow you to shift quicker, without having to move your arm faster...

Usman
TakumaSato
02-06-2003, 09:59 AM
I'm able to get 95 octane gas from my local gas station!!!

so its just a chip that has a remapped ecu?>?>??

I all ready translated their page, but the translation doesn't explain much!...
Jesse IL
02-06-2003, 10:08 AM
Shorthifter: yes the lever moves less, but at higher effort. So do you want a longer throw that is easy and you can make very quickly or a shorter throw that requires more effort and makes gear selection harder? Both shift times will be equal, and you will lose functionality and ease of use with the short shifter. This one is a no-brainer to me...
Griffin
02-06-2003, 01:22 PM
Frankly if you know how to speed shift the throw of the shifter isn't really affecting anything anyhow. All the time is in the Clutch.
TakumaSato
02-06-2003, 02:55 PM
Sorry, it was already...
ZZT 231
02-06-2003, 08:27 PM
the ECU is useless unless u get a shop to tune the ECU towards the specs of ur car, don't waste ur $
QWKsilvr808
02-07-2003, 05:04 AM
Originally posted by Jesse IL
Shorthifter: yes the lever moves less, but at higher effort. So do you want a longer throw that is easy and you can make very quickly or a shorter throw that requires more effort and makes gear selection harder? Both shift times will be equal, and you will lose functionality and ease of use with the short shifter. This one is a no-brainer to me...

:werd:

I can shift my friend's smooth stock shifter as fast as I can shift my notchier TRD SS. I don't really see any real reason for it, unless you want a notchier feel.
z00m
02-07-2003, 05:22 AM
Originally posted by QWKsilvr808


:werd:

I can shift my friend's smooth stock shifter as fast as I can shift my notchier TRD SS. I don't really see any real reason for it, unless you want a notchier feel.

i took out and sold my TRD SS because stock felt better