1st Ecutek Dyno Flash - stock 2005 MR
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From: 2003 Evo VIII - Silver
Originally Posted by wprettyboy
how much hp gains will be gained on modded evo in comparision to the dynoflash.
Only difference is that there is boost controll of a very advanced nature
A MBC and Dyno Flash will equal the same result at this point
There is a chance the ecutek may add additional features which can give it an advantage in the future - I will update when that happens
Originally Posted by DynoFlash
BTW - The price on this unit is $650 custom tuned with 2 hours of dyno time - that includes your Licsense fee ONE TIME - then you can get re-tuned at a much lower cost as the ecu already has a ecutek licsense attached
So what's the price on a retune? I'm extremely interested in this EcuTek stuff. Their website is excellent.
Originally Posted by DynoFlash
The graph is scaled so that the tq and whp lines do not add up but if you look at 5200 on the right and left scales they do add up
(Horsepower x 5250)/Rpm = Foot-pounds
(Foot-pounds x rpm)/5250 = Horsepower
Scaling is not an issue. The dyno charts are wrong.
About the graph being off
I noticed that too, I always check as a matter of habit. but it is also very apparent that each graph was not calibrated the same way. That is simple and basic math. It would be easy enough to convert either line (or points on the line) to a corresponding point on the other line (with the same scale) but without the input that created the curve its not worth it. Its looks close enough to me. And in fact it looks like a sweet a$$ tune to me. I would love to see the AFR though. Imagine a f...in bone stock MR putting down those kind of numbers. The only problem is then your start thinkin what if i put on a tbe and an intake. And and and. I love this car.
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From: 2003 Evo VIII - Silver
Originally Posted by AutoXer
So what's the price on a retune? I'm extremely interested in this EcuTek stuff. Their website is excellent.
Originally Posted by smittyinva
That does not make sense. The formula is as follows:
(Horsepower x 5250)/Rpm = Foot-pounds
(Foot-pounds x rpm)/5250 = Horsepower
Scaling is not an issue. The dyno charts are wrong.
(Horsepower x 5250)/Rpm = Foot-pounds
(Foot-pounds x rpm)/5250 = Horsepower
Scaling is not an issue. The dyno charts are wrong.
Scaling is most definitely an issue, and the dyno charts are not wrong. Look at the Y scale for HP. What is the max value? 300, in case you can't see. Look at the max value for torque and you will see it's 350. Therefore, if both max values were equal to 350 the curves would cros at 5252. Since the max torque value is greater than the max HP value then the graph would be off if, in fact, they did cross at 5252.
Oh, and great numbers Al!
How can the 05 provide enough fuel to supply that much power with stock parts? I would figure that it would need a fuel pump atleast since there are so many restrictions in the stock induction/exhaust system.
Originally Posted by whitet777
I assume that you would still have to buy the Ecutek in addition to the flash, or am I missing the point?
Originally Posted by whitet777
Still confused. Is the Ecutek an actual device or just better software that Al owns to reprogram ECU's that will allow boost control?
www.ecutek.com
or try
www.google.com and search for ecutek


