cammed tuned evo with only 268 whp?
Yeah, what local shop in Portland has Evo reflashing software/knowledge?
It shouldn't have idling issues, so there's very likely a leak somewhere unless the tune didn't compensate for the 272s.
It shouldn't have idling issues, so there's very likely a leak somewhere unless the tune didn't compensate for the 272s.
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Yeah, what local shop in Portland has Evo reflashing software/knowledge?
It shouldn't have idling issues, so there's very likely a leak somewhere unless the tune didn't compensate for the 272s.
It shouldn't have idling issues, so there's very likely a leak somewhere unless the tune didn't compensate for the 272s.
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Yeah, what local shop in Portland has Evo reflashing software/knowledge?
It shouldn't have idling issues, so there's very likely a leak somewhere unless the tune didn't compensate for the 272s.
It shouldn't have idling issues, so there's very likely a leak somewhere unless the tune didn't compensate for the 272s.
Last edited by machron1; May 28, 2006 at 08:05 PM.
Originally Posted by machron1
From what I understand (I don't speak for them, maybe they can chime in on this) at the time I got my reflash, Torque Freaks only does Wide Open Throttle/Open Loop tuning. They don't touch the other parameters except for raising the RPM to smooth the idle, and obviously rev limit, fuel cut, etc. I think I remember them mentioning something about Mitsubishi already spent millions of dollars perfecting those maps so they don't normally touch them. There is definitely something wrong though because my stock-cammed Evo w/ just an exhaust + boost controller made 271 whp.
I have already suggested that I am not interested in having conversations about Tourqe Freaks flash learing curve on my vendor forums
I am sorry that the poster here is not making any power hopefully they can sort it out
Thanks
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