rabinabo

Just noticed this yesterday on Racing Beat's webpage. Sorry I didn't post it up earlier:

Coming Soon -
Take a look at some of the projects we are currently working on.

HOT - These projects are getting very close to completion!
- Suspension Springs (Available Late Fall 2003)
- Aluminum Flywheel
- Pressure Plate
- Clutch Disc
- ECU/PCM Reprogramming

Warm - Under development
- Lightweight Race Rotors
- Exhaust Headers
- Engine Balancing
- Porting
- Catalytic converter replacement race pipe
- Rear Wing
- Nose Kit
- Koni Shocks
- Intake Manifolding

rabinabo

That's weird, nobody made any comment. Anybody excited? curious? I wonder what results they'll get from the ecu reprogramming. In any case, it's a good indication that we can expect a lot of racing beat products for the 8.

mikeb

I'm anxious
but overwhelmed with all the parts coming out

XDEEDUBBX

hot dam...i really want to see the ecu upgrade... maybe identical to canzoomers?

davefzr

Yeah I am with you on all the product updates Mikeb. I think I am going to concentrate on cosmetic/suspension changes until early to mid next year whenl the products have been out on the market for a while and get the concensus at that time about which products to buy.

syntrix

I disagree... there's not enough out yet, and I'm just waiting until all holiday shopping is done to buy more goodies

I even have a set of the RB sway bar end links just sitting in my garage.

tommy12g

will this ECU mod be a piggyback that can be removed when going to get service? Most important!!!

syntrix

Yes, that is important. Also of importance... other cars can be "chipped" and either a stock module can be plugged back in, a remote control RF device can be used, or if they are pretty advance, a certain set of input from cruise control or other devices to load the "stock" programming back in.

It would be nice to see some of that technology be used on the 8's ecu