[QUOTE=dinasrt;711449]Thanks Markus for this update. Does the Evotech dealer in the U.S.(Scottsdale)do the TCU software update, or would we still have to send to Germany? Sending it out overseas seems to be a deal breaker for many; including myself. $650.USD?[/QUOT

Too schpendae for a flash and once over the ocean is enough for my TCU.
Still want the mod though and will contact EC to see if they have plans on ironing theirs out.

 

okay thanks - still a couple of issues to work out.

 

What are the issues?

 

It is possible that these issues may have been resolved by now.

I was referring to these ...

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...tml#post695145
Steve (32krazy) was never able to get them to sort this (his odd lean spikes that consistently appeared when he datalogged while using the tuned TCU) out before he gave up on it (and went back to stock).

To be Clear, the guys at Eurocharged are REALLY good (I have bought ECU tunes for 2 different vehicles from them) and it is likely that enough time has gone by that they have sorted this out.

but not well enough (or soon enough) for CJW it would seem :
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...tml#post695189


if there are other issues, they don't come to mind. I have used one (and really like how the shifts feel) but did not datalog with it.

If current users are happy with it (and have not observed the AFR spikes that, if nothing else, are detrimental to ETs) then it is probably fine now.

Chris

 

chris you have my tcu so send it out and have your way with it!

 

Is the TCU a plug and play?
just wondering if I should chase a spare and have that EC'd?

I do like the idea of having a manual box once again.

 

A fully functional AMG Speed shift tcu software without any problems is niow available for the Crossfire N/A (218 HP):

https://www.chrysler-crossfire-forum...html#post41567

Regards
Markus

 

Interested!! sign me up (price dependent of course)

 

The prices are there.
from 10 cars: 550, - Euro per vehicle
from 15 cars: 500, - Euro per vehicle
One Euro = 1.39 US dollar