2005 ecu

1.8-liter VVTL-i (2ZZ-GE) and VVT-i (1ZZ-FE) engine, transmission, exhaust, intake, and performance tuning discussions
Post Reply
Gilbertg4955
Posts: 2
Joined: Wed Nov 06, 2019 8:04 pm

2005 ecu

Post by Gilbertg4955 »

What’s the best way to go for a tunable ecu on a 05 vibe
zbyers
Posts: 1769
Joined: Thu Apr 03, 2014 6:12 pm
Location: Sheffield, Pennsylvania

Re: 2005 ecu

Post by zbyers »

I don't know of anyone who has tuned a base ECU on these cars. The 05-06 Vibe GT can get a tune from R9K Tuning (I believe that's the correct order of letters).

Depending on your plans (as in boooooossssttt), standalone engine management is usually the way to go. A tune on these with things like exhaust, intake, etc. really doesn't accomplish much of anything.
'74 Thing, '79 El Camino, '83 VW DoKa '91 Vanagon, '03 Base, 04 GT
'06 CRV, '06 AWD, '07 Base, '12 Highlander Limited, '17 Frontier CCLB

Byerscrew Garage, GenVibe Facebook, How-To Index
Everything You Need To Know About the Pontiac Vibe
jolt
Posts: 956
Joined: Sun Mar 02, 2014 2:07 am
Location: Twin Cities, Minnesota

Re: 2005 ecu

Post by jolt »

I agree with zbyers comments. If you really want to go down this road then you may want to check this link out: https://www.corollaforum.com/threads/ex ... ible.7218/

You will get very little in return for your money if you do not super charge or turbo it. To do either of those, you will spend a lot of money to do it right.
Post Reply