Hi, I have this memcal and I know it's from a vr manual hsv, but is this the original knock board? If not is it still a v8 knock board? Better or worse than original? How can I tell if the memcal has been tampered with? Thanks
What knock board is this?
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What knock board is this?
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Re: What knock board is this?
It looks like a v8 knock board as code on it starts with "1F".
As far as working out whether it's been tampered with would need to get a read of it and then compare with standard BFPM bin.
BFPM is a VR HSV 185kw 5.0 Litre Manual tune.
Yoda69
As far as working out whether it's been tampered with would need to get a read of it and then compare with standard BFPM bin.
BFPM is a VR HSV 185kw 5.0 Litre Manual tune.
Yoda69
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bck2basic
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Re: What knock board is this?
You can't tell by physically looking at it whether its been tampered with?
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Re: What knock board is this?
see if the sticker has been removed, it doesn't look like it has though. but the only way these days to be 100% sure a memcal is stock is to compare it to a stock file.
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