1st Ecutek Dyno Flash - stock 2005 MR
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From: 2003 Evo VIII - Silver
1st Ecutek Dyno Flash - stock 2005 MR
Guys - here is the first MR I tuned on the new Ecutek based softwear flash
The neatest thing about this is that the boost is 100% controlled by the ecu - NO boost pills - no modifications to any line
100% stock
This was 20.5 psi tapering to 19 psi at red line
A nice conservative tune with a fairly rich a/f and nothing too agressive in the timing
This car is 100% stock - its amazing what you can do with just the reflash when you add in board boost control
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
The neatest thing about this is that the boost is 100% controlled by the ecu - NO boost pills - no modifications to any line
100% stock
This was 20.5 psi tapering to 19 psi at red line
A nice conservative tune with a fairly rich a/f and nothing too agressive in the timing
This car is 100% stock - its amazing what you can do with just the reflash when you add in board boost control
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
Last edited by DynoFlash; Mar 3, 2005 at 11:19 AM.
Al, can you fill me in on what the pill does? I installed the Halman MBC but don't think I used the rubber hose with the pill in it. I had a custom tune by you a month ago and things were fine, just wondering if it makes a difference?
Thanks,
MVEOVA
Thanks,
MVEOVA
Originally Posted by MVEOVA
Al, can you fill me in on what the pill does? I installed the Halman MBC but don't think I used the rubber hose with the pill in it. I had a custom tune by you a month ago and things were fine, just wondering if it makes a difference?
Thanks,
MVEOVA
Thanks,
MVEOVA
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Please explain how Ecutek licensing works.
An STi friend of mine said that Ecutek just released a do-it-yourself product for the STi that allows the car owner to do unlimited flashes without a shop for a fixed price. He said that Ecutek is on the verge of releasing the same thing for the Evo.
Is this true? He thought that the product would be in the ballpark of UTEC pricing.
An STi friend of mine said that Ecutek just released a do-it-yourself product for the STi that allows the car owner to do unlimited flashes without a shop for a fixed price. He said that Ecutek is on the verge of releasing the same thing for the Evo.
Is this true? He thought that the product would be in the ballpark of UTEC pricing.
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From: 2003 Evo VIII - Silver
Originally Posted by RobS
Aren't the two lines supposed to cross at 5252rpms? Or am I seeing things wrong.....
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From: 2003 Evo VIII - Silver
Originally Posted by EVO8LTW
Please explain how Ecutek licensing works.
An STi friend of mine said that Ecutek just released a do-it-yourself product for the STi that allows the car owner to do unlimited flashes without a shop for a fixed price. He said that Ecutek is on the verge of releasing the same thing for the Evo.
Is this true? He thought that the product would be in the ballpark of UTEC pricing.
An STi friend of mine said that Ecutek just released a do-it-yourself product for the STi that allows the car owner to do unlimited flashes without a shop for a fixed price. He said that Ecutek is on the verge of releasing the same thing for the Evo.
Is this true? He thought that the product would be in the ballpark of UTEC pricing.
At this stage its just the initial product roll out - more improvements are in the works with ecutek



thats amazing
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