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hangalldjs 18-01-07 04:29 PM

where to buy a restricted ECU?
 
Hello guys, as I'm considering an SV very soon (pointy) from a member on here (seeing it saturday!) I wonder where would I get the restricted ECU from?

injury_ian 18-01-07 05:28 PM

I have a spare if you want? :P

hangalldjs 18-01-07 05:29 PM

how much would you let it go for? and is that all it takes to restrict a pointy? swapping it over?

injury_ian 18-01-07 05:57 PM

Its a pointy ecu, just plug and play, However, i think for insurance verification you have to get a dealer to approve / fit the restrictor.


I have no idea what it is worth, I'll get back to you after work!?

Kate 18-01-07 09:19 PM

You have to have a certificate to show to the insurance company as proof that a restrictor kit has been fitted by an authorised dealer, quite a few places insist that they provide the restricted ECU as well.

james160987 18-01-07 09:49 PM

when i brought mine from a suzuki dealership i bargained for it to be included and fitted, and i have a certicate, both insurance companys ive been with, rampdale and cia insurance have not asked for it even though i offered to send it to them or photocopy it if they wanted it

jambo 19-01-07 01:01 PM

All that is required (and no insurance company I've been with ever wanted proof) is documentation to prove the bike's under the 33BHP limit. If the dealer wants to charge you a ton of cash a dyno printout is fine, as neither that or the certificate proves the bike is restricted at any given time, just that is has been restricted. Swapping the ECUs over is simply an unplug / plug opration. If you're having a dealer do it make sure you get the full power ECU back too.

northwind 19-01-07 01:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by james160987
rampdale and cia insurance have not asked for it even though i offered to send it to them or photocopy it if they wanted it

If you made a claim, there's a good chance they'd demand it, or otherwise proof of the restriction. CIA are more or less criminal incompetents incidentally :) Read all your small print because you can't trust the brokers- not that they're deliberately misleading, they just don't understand what they're selling.


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