[waydui]

Having just finished the install of my SC, I'm thinking that a "temporary" removal is not an easy undertaking.

It's not like you can just unbolt the SC itself. All the SC components, injectors, ECU, belts, wiring, etc. that were changed in the SC install need to be put back to OEM state. You'd have to put the alternator back where it was or rig up some idler pulley system.

I pretty sure a stock motor won't run with an ECU SC tune, or it will run very badly.

I hope I'm wrong, but it doesn't seem like a simple task.

Regards,
Wayne

 

[Westrock]

Why do you need to remove it to pass inspection? It looks pretty standard with the stock airbox, and ECU shouldn't throw any give away.

 

[WCS]

Thanks for the information. In this case I'll keep it on then.

Well I am relocating to a country where they are particularly anal about small car modifications and fuel consumption. I am just trying to figure out what is the easiest route to pass the fairly elaborate certification process there.

 

[Blacktan]

I pretty sure a stock motor won't run with an ECU SC tune, or it will run very badly.

this will be the main problem .
You have to find a stock ECU for inspection`s hours