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SC Kits: CARB vs Standard?
Being a non-resident of California can someone please explain to me the difference between a carb kit and a non-carb kit? I'm specifically looking at the Harrop kit, I can't tell if there's any difference or not. At a glance it seems to just be in the tune.
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It is just the tune. If you don’t need it, put the extra bucks toward real tuning. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Yea if you get it with the carb tune it will come with the ecutek license you need for tuning anyway. You can then take it to a local tuner or have it remotely tuned by any of the various options. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Normally you can buy the tuner version of a carb kit which allows you go with a 3rd party tuner and tuning platform(99% of time it will be ecutek) and save some money upfront
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Does anybody have any information on this as far as it concerns Harrops SC kit? This is a quote from the distributor:
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It is possible they are retooling the kit to work with the 1st and 2nd gen cars. It could also be a problem with mold consistency or something wore out.
I’ll be selling mine next month. I’m doing a k24 swap. I will be selling mine with the ECUTEK and optionally someone could buy my ECU, which has the CARB tune available and license, but they would probably need to have a 2013 MT car and be fine with smog because the ECU VIN would be different than the chassis VIN. Typically there are three configurations: 1. Tuner kit no ECUTEK. 2. Tuner kit with ECUTEK and license. 3. CARB kit with ECUTEK and license. Sometimes there is a fourth option: 4. CARB kit with license, but without ECUTEK, where the tuner uses their ECUTEK. |
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