dynoflash tunes
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dynoflash tunes
i recently purchased a Evo IX thats been tuned by dynoflash. the tune is for 93Oct but my city only has 91 octane. i want it retuned soon but for the time being is there some sort of alternative that i can use other than purchasing race gas?
thanx in advance
thanx in advance
Send me in the ecu - its $100 to change the map to the fuel you are using - be sure to enclose a list of mods
The details are on the contact page at www.dynoflash.com
The $100 includes fed exd return shipping
Al
The details are on the contact page at www.dynoflash.com
The $100 includes fed exd return shipping
Al
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thank you for your fast response sir... i get paid on the 15th and i will be sure to do that...also my "launch control" is set to 5000, im wondering if it should be higher?
Originally Posted by Chino1
thank you for your fast response sir... i get paid on the 15th and i will be sure to do that...also my "launch control" is set to 5000, im wondering if it should be higher?
If it has a Dynoflash tune, then it shouldn't have launch control at 5000rpm, because that's stock. There's only certain cases where a Dynoflash doesn't include raised launch control (BR stages, BR 330/350, etc.).
Not to jack the thread, but i currently live in an area with 93 oct and im moving to an area with 91 in june. I want to go ahead and get it tuned. Would it be alright to go ahead and get it tuned for 91 and run 93 oct or should i just wait to get tuned once i get out to Reno?
Originally Posted by Chino1
i recently purchased a Evo IX thats been tuned by dynoflash. the tune is for 93Oct but my city only has 91 octane. i want it retuned soon but for the time being is there some sort of alternative that i can use other than purchasing race gas?
thanx in advance
thanx in advance
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Originally Posted by tripperfx3
Not to jack the thread, but i currently live in an area with 93 oct and im moving to an area with 91 in june. I want to go ahead and get it tuned. Would it be alright to go ahead and get it tuned for 91 and run 93 oct or should i just wait to get tuned once i get out to Reno?
Tuned for 91 and running 93: performance will be
I wouldn't run it either way for too long but you won't really "hurt" anything. Just be conservative with boost and don't stay WOT for extended amounts of time.
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i have a boost controller, should i turn it down? also i heard i could put xylene or toulene in the tank to help raise octane atleast until i send the ECU off, is this true?
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
If it has a Dynoflash tune, then it shouldn't have launch control at 5000rpm, because that's stock. There's only certain cases where a Dynoflash doesn't include raised launch control (BR stages, BR 330/350, etc.).
Originally Posted by Chino1
i recently purchased a Evo IX thats been tuned by dynoflash. the tune is for 93Oct but my city only has 91 octane. i want it retuned soon but for the time being is there some sort of alternative that i can use other than purchasing race gas?
thanx in advance
thanx in advance
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i bought the car with these mods and i seen the boost controller under the hood, not sure if the boost controller is set higher than what the ecu is set to thru dynoflash...if that makes any sense...lol, the person i bought the car from said it was set to 22psi or so.
Originally Posted by Chino1
i bought the car with these mods and i seen the boost controller under the hood, not sure if the boost controller is set higher than what the ecu is set to thru dynoflash...if that makes any sense...lol, the person i bought the car from said it was set to 22psi or so.
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Originally Posted by tony_b
When you add a MBC, you are bypassing the stock boost control solenoid. So, the boost levels set in the ECU won't matter.
thanx for all your help.



