Thanks wurly
Looks like you can fit the V2 chip to the 4pin p13 ecu with A6 chip.
I thought it looked very tight fit but read this from Robs chip thread:
Note in the second pic that on my ECU, the small ancilliary PCB that mounts vertically at the end of our chip was leant forward slightly and overhung the end of the socket. There was no way that the new chip would fit into the socket (overlap was about 2mm

). If you have this problem, don't be tempted to try and bend that other board backwards to get the clearance - it WILL break. Yep, you've guessed it, de-solder it on the back and then you run the soldering iron up and down the pins until the solder becomes molten on the top of the board and then you can gently tip it back. Don't overheat it or you'll damage the ancilliary PCB and only move it as far as is needed, no further. Then re-solder the back of it, and away you go.
Not all ECU's have this style of ancilliary board - some have a 'potted' board from what I can make out, and they don't overhang, so you may get lucky.