Subject	Those are different chip types.
Posted by	apudapus on April 16, 2009 at 7:03 PM
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In Reply To	what do these numbers signify? (n/m) posted by blackomega on April 16, 2009 at 12:04 PM
Message	The "256" means 256 kilobits. *********************************
Follow Ups	Amateur JWT ECU question - blackomega 23:26:30 04/15/09 As long as your ecu is socketed you can use any chip. - Pilot.P (NZ) 23:35:04 04/15/09 Re: As long as your ecu is socketed you can use any chip. - blackomega 23:39:09 04/15/09 The sockets are proprietery. - ubermiach 23:50:54 04/15/09 you are incorrect - they all use the same chip hence.... (n/m) - ztunerz 23:54:42 04/15/09 I learn something every time i log on here;-) (n/m) - ubermiach 00:03:53 04/16/09 that's what tt.net is for :) - aliaZ 00:06:49 04/16/09 That's a lie! Wanna fight about it? :D (n/m) - yobobrox 07:14:33 04/16/09 they all use the same 28 pin configuration.. - nemo1080 (Iowa) 02:04:45 04/16/09 Re: they all use the same 28 pin configuration.. - txq45 07:38:51 04/16/09 that would be correct :) (n/m) - ztunerz 19:54:11 04/16/09 what do these numbers signify? (n/m) - blackomega 12:04:37 04/16/09 Those are different chip types. - apudapus 19:03:55 04/16/09 Yep. Pulled my Z1 chip out for a Ztuner one. : ) (n/m) - AbsolutZ 06:18:18 04/16/09 Re: The sockets are proprietery. - txq45 07:31:56 04/16/09 wrong. (n/m) - AntiHero 09:20:56 04/16/09 The guy i just bought my 8 bit ecu from, had a - boost420 01:59:02 04/16/09 So apparently its pretty much interchangable? - blackomega 12:11:32 04/16/09 28 pin .6' wide socket. - RevTech 13:34:09 04/16/09 I would assume that the answer is yes. - boost420 13:43:13 04/16/09 wtf is wrong with my computer, I keep "echoing" (n/m) - boost420 13:44:42 04/16/09 You can delete your own posts, if no one has replied to them (n/m) - Hiratsuka0689 (ATL) 20:20:08 04/16/09 thanks, just did it (n/m) - boost420 15:31:06 04/17/09 Re: Amateur JWT ECU question - txq45 07:34:42 04/16/09 well yeah... - Pilot.P (NZ) 09:42:25 04/16/09 So for the most part, a 28 prong chip will go into - blackomega 12:10:36 04/16/09 A moment to brag on ttnet.... - RSR 09:55:20 04/16/09 Yep. - ZLover4Life 13:33:31 04/16/09 A better answer would be this: - apudapus 19:08:19 04/16/09 NO, not the chip either, it's the SOFTWARE (n/m) - Fast300 20:21:01 04/16/09 Re: Amateur JWT ECU question - 1911a1 20:49:43 04/16/09
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