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      05-20-2024, 08:53 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by yoshsauce View Post
Old post but keep seeing bad info out there so I logged into an old account to post for anyone looking this up in the future lol. Please don’t go with an HTG. As of May 2024 you have gut the megatronics unit and directly wire the unit to the HTG. While they have been supposedly doing better with not breaking trans I have yet to see anyone successfully have one driving smoothly that can explain what exactly they did. Might be the most configurable but understand this probably wasn’t intended for DD use. Maxxecu and CANTCU on the other hand both work with the factory mechatronics and mapping, you’re actually required to run GTS software with their units. MaxxECU is a standalone that can control the DCT as well but if at the end of the day you’ll be out the door 4500+ with all associated harnesses + race ecu. Have fun with their customer service tho lol they can get a little snippetty if you ask too many q’s, kinda the reason I backed out of their race ecu. I couldn’t justify buying into a 4.5k ecosystem if they couldn’t answer my fairly basic questions. CANTCU is only a DCT/8HP controller that’s made to work with certain ECUs such as Haltech Motec even BMw MSxx ECUs and others as well. These do require DBW TB for blips but when configured correctly (software and hardware wise) they work beautifully. Just know you’ll probably need 50-100+ hrs of tuning over time to fine tune the trans shift points as of today. 99% of videos on YT are guys first drive videos or don’t give it the time needed. Zero to Sixty on YT has lots of content on the struggles of DCT swaps.

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I’m still interested in a standalone solution for my car so this helps a ton.
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