Sure. Basically, I just added the following to my "evo7base.xml" file (just before </rom> at the end of the file):
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<table name="ECU Internal ID" category="Misc" type="2D" level="4" address="f52" scaling="Hex8">
<table name="ID" type="Static X Axis" elements="4">
<data>-</data>
<data>-</data>
<data>-</data>
<data>-</data>
</table>
</table>
Then, I copied the "correct" ROM metadata file (in my case, "96940011.xml") to whatever ROM ID was being reported by EcuFlash (in this case, "94170008.xml"), and opened the ROM up in EcuFlash. Then, I just changed the "ECU Internal ID" field to 96940011, saved the ROM, and re-opened it. At that point, you could just delete the extra metadata copy ("94170008.xml") you'd just made.
If you have a hex editor that you're comfortable with, editing the data at address 0xf52 in the ROM itself to the ROM ID it's supposed to be will work too.
This seems to be a pretty common trick employed by Certain Professional Tuners.