is a mac11 a mac11?

[Robert Myers]

Jeff,

Why don't you use your original ECU and desolder the OEM chips and then 
solder in a pair of sockets in their place.  This will allow you to changes 
chips sets at will with very little hassle and/or effort.  I did that with 
mine upon the installation of my first chip set (several sets back) and 
have been very glad I did it.

In fact, I didn't do the actual socket installation myself.  A local TV 
repairman did it for me for $25.  A well spent $25 IMO.

At 07:13 PM 1/18/2004 -0700, Jeff Redig wrote:

>hi all, i'm looking to get a spare ECU to solder in a chip and found a
>parts car that's from California.  And i'm just wondering if that ECU is
>the same as the one in my car?  Would they be different for emissions?
>Anything to worry about there?
>
>TIA
>jeff
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