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Go to 4.10:1 rear gears.
Torque multiplication is the gift that keeps on giving! |
i have the exact same problem, the car sucks down low, but screams up top. i would love to get a dyno tune. but imo spending $700 to buy and uprev tuner + $300 for a dyno tune is completely ridiculous to gain a slight bit of torque back and a little throttle response. i kno i probably will go that route some day, but i just think $1000 is a real kick in the nuts to pick up 10whp and slightly clean up my afr's...
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The cobb helped my drivability and felt much smoother. I might have a map that was made by another member here, but I'll have to find it.
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I ran the map on a similar set up, maf tubes, drop ins, tp, and cbe. Ran fine and the drivability was much more responsive. You can always monitor afrs through your ap to check if it's safe. Pm me your email address, I'll check tonight
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hmmm now if we only had an licensed uprev tuner in kc.... closest one is stl.... geez
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If you want to pick up a copy of Osiris tuner PM me, I've got one I'll sell you for a lot less than $700 :hello: |
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Road trip Edub if you go to a tuner it wont cost you a $1000 bucks for Uprev. Uprev license cost $300 bucks then you would pay labor for how long it takes to tune your car. So let's say a shop might charge $125 a hour to tune your car,and spend 2 hours. Your out the door for $550. A Uprev tuner kit is cost $700 because it's for a do it your self allows you to tune plus data log. |
hmmmm interesting... (btw mr squeeze, i'm kicking myself for not gettin your stillen sc kit...)
back on topic tho, it looks like i will be making a trip to stl soon |
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