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Old Feb 11, 2012, 10:24 AM
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Cobb AP for Heavy Modding?

P I plan on getting the ERL 2.3 later on and running with the new DBB FP Black. All of the maps I see on Cobb's site are for light mods only with stock turbo. Are there other maps out there for more complex setups? Or is open ECU tuning my only option outside of light bolt ons?
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You can get protuned with the Accessport which is what the majority of us who have more than basic mods do.
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Originally Posted by Kracka
You can get protuned with the Accessport which is what the majority of us who have more than basic mods do.
what does that usually run so I can compare when choosing a shop up here?
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also, does the AP adjust for altitude or do I have to protune for that?
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I can't tell you what the protune will cost, you'll have to discuss that with your tuner of choice.
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also, does the AP adjust for altitude or do I have to protune for that?
The ECU compensates for changes in weather, atmospheric pressure, etc. so to answer your question, yes.
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are there any benefits differing capabilities between the two platforms, AP vs. ECU Replacement/management. Or are they both similarly equal in tuning capabilities and capable in every horsepower range.
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Originally Posted by Kracka
The ECU compensates for changes in weather, atmospheric pressure, etc. so to answer your question, yes.
thanks!
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either option is more than capable for tuning high hp evos in the hands of a pro reputable tuner.




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