using an 06 ecu on a 03
02-22-2012, 10:55 AM
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So I'm going to guess that you think putting Nismo ECU in your stock 03 will make your Z automatically Nismo right?................ So much fail in one post...
02-24-2012, 12:20 PM
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Are guys done yet? I'm glad all of you were born as car God's and know everything about them from birth. I still say half of you didn't know the answer to the question. That is why no one but the few that answered the question gave an answer. Go ahead and jump on the "cool" ban wagon with the rest!! Which I find funny.
02-24-2012, 12:21 PM
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the de and de rev up are two different engines if you look up pictures you can see the difference so the ecu will not be compatible because of the differences after all it is called rev up for a reason there are cheep ways to get that 17 hp gain such as cold air intake and exhaust which is cheaper then the ecu depending where you find it so save up and get the parts that you know are compatible
Here's you go, everything you need to know about ECU interchangeability can be found here.... CLICK
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02-24-2012, 12:56 PM
#30
yes, what ever, feel free to jump on that subject, here let me help everyone on this one.
"Ha, he can't even get a come back"
"hoked oN Fonix, werkEd Fur mE"
"I'm not even going into this one"
"noob"
"Who is this kid"
"-search-"
"urbandictionary.com"
"http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Dumbass"
Anyone else? Once again Car God's are speaking!!
"Ha, he can't even get a come back"
"hoked oN Fonix, werkEd Fur mE"
"I'm not even going into this one"
"noob"
"Who is this kid"
"-search-"
"urbandictionary.com"
"http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Dumbass"
Anyone else? Once again Car God's are speaking!!
02-24-2012, 01:08 PM
#32
yes, what ever, feel free to jump on that subject, here let me help everyone on this one.
"Ha, he can't even get a come back"
"hoked oN Fonix, werkEd Fur mE"
"I'm not even going into this one"
"noob"
"Who is this kid"
"-search-"
"urbandictionary.com"
"http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Dumbass"
Anyone else? Once again Car God's are speaking!!
"Ha, he can't even get a come back"
"hoked oN Fonix, werkEd Fur mE"
"I'm not even going into this one"
"noob"
"Who is this kid"
"-search-"
"urbandictionary.com"
"http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Dumbass"
Anyone else? Once again Car God's are speaking!!
Fo Sho! And that's a question only you could answer.
Last edited by jerseystyle; 02-24-2012 at 01:10 PM.
02-24-2012, 03:03 PM
#33
Tools like to use "kid" very lightly... Ummm... I got past the "kid" stage when I fought for a lot of people in Iraq, while in the Marines, while probably some of you were... ummm... how can I put this... I don't know, downing someone else on this forum... yeah that about covers it..
Congrats to the geniuses behind put downs!!!
Congrats to the geniuses behind put downs!!!
02-24-2012, 03:06 PM
#34
Once again, none of you are hurting my feelings, or making me feel dumb, or making me mad. I know that I probably done more with my life in the last 11 yrs with my life that some of the people will never do in their whole life.
It was a simple question requiring a simple response. Simple
It was a simple question requiring a simple response. Simple
02-24-2012, 03:10 PM
#35
Oh, another pathetic thing for that Jersey guy who is supposedly a "Moderator" is supposed to have some type of "forum" responsibility to not let something like this out of hand. Isn't that the job of one of them Moderators? Idk, sounds like a hoax to me if he is going to continue acting like a "kid" Grow up people or give your computers back to your parents
02-24-2012, 03:32 PM
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Tools like to use "kid" very lightly... Ummm... I got past the "kid" stage when I fought for a lot of people in Iraq, while in the Marines, while probably some of you were... ummm... how can I put this... I don't know, downing someone else on this forum... yeah that about covers it..
Congrats to the geniuses behind put downs!!!
Congrats to the geniuses behind put downs!!!
Semper Fi
02-24-2012, 04:46 PM
#40
Told you, or the others, Im not the least one bit aggravated, or disturbed, nor taking this personal. This is not my first forum... Here I found this...
Or well till Moderators started jumping on the action. Supposed to be supportive on this site to encourage people to like my350.com not run them off, then they will tell other people that this site sucks... get where I am coming from? Read the Red
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Or well till Moderators started jumping on the action. Supposed to be supportive on this site to encourage people to like my350.com not run them off, then they will tell other people that this site sucks... get where I am coming from? Read the Red
As your forum becomes popular, you will inevitably need help administering it. Many forum owners understand the need for forum moderators but few understand what their real purpose is. This article will reveal what forum moderators should be used for – follow this advice and you will have an immediate head-start over your competitors.
Forum moderators are not police officers
The biggest mistake forum owners make when taking on forum moderators is expecting them to police the community. Many see the main role of moderators as enforcers of the site rules, as people who delete posts they don’t like and lock topics the moment they run off-course. If these are the priorities of your moderators, you are doing it all wrong.
As I have said before, you must never repress your community. You must ensure that you moderate your forum effectively – this means adopting a laissez-faire approach and allowing your members a large amount of freedom. If you or your moderators crack down on members the second they step out of line, you will be sending a negative signal to your community that free speech is not tolerated on your site. You will make people nervous and discourage them from getting involved – hardly the ingredients for a successful community!
Forum moderators should promote interaction
The primary role of a forum moderator should be to promote interaction. A forum moderator should be posting new threads and adding new content to the site. They should be helping out members with their queries and they should be keeping threads alive by asking questions.
I am not saying that forum moderators shouldn’t be allowed to delete or lock threads that are inappropriate – of course this should be one of their roles. What I am saying is this should never be their primary role.
When you take on forum moderators you need to make it clear exactly what you expect from them. Most moderators see themselves as forum police officers and will only edit/delete/lock content without creating any themselves. This is a mistake – make sure your moderators know that their primary role is to encourage interaction, to encourage member involvement, and to encourage a sense of community within your forum.
http://www.communityspark.com/the-re...tors-revealed/
Last edited by 350zeed; 02-24-2012 at 04:48 PM.