Will this Mopar Ecu work on my car ? 96 RT/10

[npeifer]

Since my car is kind of a cross breed of Gen 1/2 parts, does anybody know FOR SURE if this ecu will work on my car ?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Viper...QQcmdZViewItem

I have read all of the comments on what this does and doesn't do and I would like to give it a try as I have most of the things done that this computer requires for maximum performance gains.

Thanks for your assistance ahead of time.

[PIT VIPER]

Any Pix Of Your Rt-10

[RevHeat]

Originally Posted by PIT VIPER

Any Pix Of Your Rt-10

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Rev

[RevHeat]

[quote=npeifer]Since my car is kind of a cross breed of Gen 1/2 parts, does anybody know FOR SURE if this ecu will work on my car ?

This website does not list the 96 RT in its list of models:

http://www.moparspeedparts.com/catalog/?section=1872

Rev

[GTS Dean]

It should work. The 96 RT/10 was equipped with the JTEC controller, making it OBDII compliant. However, the '96 JTEC is the one everyone wants when piggybacking the VEC2. It apparently adds a lot more flexibility than the later models.

[PIT VIPER]

Originally Posted by RevHeat

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Rev

JUST A WHORE!

[SoCal Rebell]

Originally Posted by PIT VIPER

JUST A WHORE!

You should be working for me then

[npeifer]

Originally Posted by GTS Dean

It should work. The 96 RT/10 was equipped with the JTEC controller, making it OBDII compliant. However, the '96 JTEC is the one everyone wants when piggybacking the VEC2. It apparently adds a lot more flexibility than the later models.

So are you saying I shouldn't do this or just that I should keep my factory ECu in case I want to do the VEC2 later ?

[GTS Dean]

Try the Mopar controller. Some folks get some benefit from it, but from what I've read, less than half feel it was worthwhile. Definitely keep your stocker.