Does a throttle bodie setup still need an afm?

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Krijn,

C is much older then 15 years but its still a very popular and good programming language. Allthough today it comes in much newer forms. For programming an ECU I would stick to plain old C or maybe even ASM though if you want to get the max out of it.

Still have to agree with BenR 150%, why bother, there are great ECUs on the market where experts have done all that work for you, why bother. Writing the software for your own ECU may be a cool thing to do for a geek like me but thats just plain geekyness, it has nothing to do with it being the better solution

(and I wouldn't even be able to do a good job cause I know jack shit about programming ECU's though I wouldn't mind learning some day)