Procede installation help

charlielu · 07-12-2007, 12:49 AM

hi,

Wondering if there is anyone in Brisbane area that has done a procede installation. Would love if they could give me some pointers on how to install mine.

Charlie

docbeemer · 07-12-2007, 03:51 AM

just watch the video- it's very straightforward- I'm sure even my mum could do it watching the vid. The only thing is to be VERY careful not to lose the 40A fuse. It can fall into the engine bay and disappear forever... Good luck and enjoy!

manyways · 07-12-2007, 04:32 AM

Seems easy, everyone says its easy, wont know til u actually try it yourself....

im still thinking about it, dont wanna screw the car up..lol

have u installed it docbeemer? wouldnt mind meeting a melb person who has

WOPALX · 07-12-2007, 06:08 AM

I wish mine would hurry up and arrive!!!!

e93 · 07-12-2007, 07:40 AM

I emailed Shiv yesterday and got a very fast response. I'm gonna wait for V2 - shouldn't be long I hope

VGR00 · 07-12-2007, 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by charlielu

hi,

Wondering if there is anyone in Brisbane area that has done a procede installation. Would love if they could give me some pointers on how to install mine.

Charlie

Hi Charlie ... While I haven't done a Procede installation, I'm electronicly minded so if you want some help, I might be able to offer some assistance.

PM me if you are interested.

charlielu · 07-12-2007, 07:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vgr02

Hi Charlie ... While I haven't done a Procede installation, I'm electronicly minded so if you want some help, I might be able to offer some assistance.

PM me if you are interested.

Thanks for the offer man

Found someone who's done a simillar installation.
Once again thanks everyone for the positive inputs

manyways · 07-13-2007, 02:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by charlielu

Thanks for the offer man

Found someone who's done a simillar installation.
Once again thanks everyone for the positive inputs

good luck!
and dont forget to let us know how it feels

1q2w3e4r · 07-13-2007, 02:11 AM

Wait, is this a plug and forget piggyback? As in there isn't any individual tuning of the car on a dyno once its installed?

walbjj · 07-13-2007, 02:31 AM

all u need to do is plug it in, its already tuned.
i watched the clip on vishnus website, it looks fairly straighforward, just need a few basic tools. but its for a lhd car, so im not sure if its just a mirror of the oz spec cars. also, can get fiddly in places

1q2w3e4r · 07-14-2007, 03:13 AM

Wow, I'd not be comfortable throwing in a ECU which isn't tuned for my car and local fuel. I bet its a locked system too isnt it?

AA's stuff is available locally through Chiptorque might have a look into that when the car's out of warranty. At least it's individually tuned on the dyno for the car and conditions.

walbjj · 07-14-2007, 05:05 AM

im not too sure about ur concerns, my brother installed a oettinger chip into his rs4, it wasn't "tuned" for local conditions, but it was designed for the rs4. it was a direct plug in, no issues with it whatsoever. then again, oettinger is a large aftermarket tuner

LOK11atXEDE · 07-16-2007, 07:29 AM

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Originally Posted by 1q2w3e4r

Wow, I'd not be comfortable throwing in a ECU which isn't tuned for my car and local fuel. I bet its a locked system too isnt it?

AA's stuff is available locally through Chiptorque might have a look into that when the car's out of warranty. At least it's individually tuned on the dyno for the car and conditions.

Hi all,

Although it would obviously be politically difficult for us to customise the tune in a PROcede, ChipTorque is always happy to help as a professional engine management specialist should you require it.

Regards

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docbeemer First Lieutenant 9 Rep 306 Posts Drives: E92 SG 335i Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Melbourne Australia iTrader: (0)	just watch the video- it's very straightforward- I'm sure even my mum could do it watching the vid. The only thing is to be VERY careful not to lose the 40A fuse. It can fall into the engine bay and disappear forever... Good luck and enjoy! __________________ 335i \| 6MT \| SG \| Jade Grey \| Poplar Grain Grey \| 19" 230 rims \| Sunroof \| NAV with TV & voice control \| HiFi \| Sport Suspension \| Rear Sunblind \| 35% tints
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1q2w3e4r Breakfast at Tiffany's 26 Rep 1,053 Posts Drives: BMW Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Sydney iTrader: (0)	Wait, is this a plug and forget piggyback? As in there isn't any individual tuning of the car on a dyno once its installed?
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walbjj Private First Class 10 Rep 125 Posts Drives: s2000 Join Date: May 2007 Location: sydney iTrader: (0)	all u need to do is plug it in, its already tuned. i watched the clip on vishnus website, it looks fairly straighforward, just need a few basic tools. but its for a lhd car, so im not sure if its just a mirror of the oz spec cars. also, can get fiddly in places
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1q2w3e4r Breakfast at Tiffany's 26 Rep 1,053 Posts Drives: BMW Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Sydney iTrader: (0)	Wow, I'd not be comfortable throwing in a ECU which isn't tuned for my car and local fuel. I bet its a locked system too isnt it? AA's stuff is available locally through Chiptorque might have a look into that when the car's out of warranty. At least it's individually tuned on the dyno for the car and conditions.
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walbjj Private First Class 10 Rep 125 Posts Drives: s2000 Join Date: May 2007 Location: sydney iTrader: (0)	im not too sure about ur concerns, my brother installed a oettinger chip into his rs4, it wasn't "tuned" for local conditions, but it was designed for the rs4. it was a direct plug in, no issues with it whatsoever. then again, oettinger is a large aftermarket tuner
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