What maps is everyone with an UpRev tune running?

ChipsWithDips · 04-08-2011, 01:34 PM

I don't think there is a point in keeping a stock map. Depending on how far off your stock tune is, modified cars often run leaner on their stock tune due to breathing modifications.

Another option is a low octane map, where the timing is pulled back a bit in the event that you go to an area without high octane gas, or you feel like being a cheapskate

Economy maps set a lower rev limiter and slightly leaner fuel targets i think.

The idea behind the security map is that you set the speed limiter to 1mph, so if a thief tries to drive your car away, they will just

and ditch the car not far from it's original spot.

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04-08-2011, 01:34 PM	#2 (permalink)
ChipsWithDips Enthusiast Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 279 Drives: '11 Gunmetal 370Z MT Rep Power: 16	I don't think there is a point in keeping a stock map. Depending on how far off your stock tune is, modified cars often run leaner on their stock tune due to breathing modifications. Another option is a low octane map, where the timing is pulled back a bit in the event that you go to an area without high octane gas, or you feel like being a cheapskate Economy maps set a lower rev limiter and slightly leaner fuel targets i think. The idea behind the security map is that you set the speed limiter to 1mph, so if a thief tries to drive your car away, they will just and ditch the car not far from it's original spot.