Sale price on through the mail flash - $199.99 - FREE SHIPPING
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Those of us with SAFC's and no reasonable means of a dyno need a baseline setting after the flash. Is this going to be asking too much. I'm sure there is somewhat of a percentage ratio relative to RPM that will be different with the flash, so I don't think it will be too bad. I could be wrong. Let me know that this is not a problem. Thanks.
I hope this flash does what www.hondata.com did for supercharged RSX did!! I am excited.......and I told myself I was not going to mod this car....haha
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From: Manassas, Va
scott...are you on www.csramotorsports.com? If so, give me a shout, as soon as I relocate to Aiken, I hope to be participating in the Auto-X's in Clemson!
Re: Sale price on through the mail flash - $199.99 - FREE SHIPPING
Originally posted by DynoFlash
Includes
Fuel map and ign map increase
Boost curve taper elimination
Rev limit change to 7800
0300 Misfore code solution
Fireball 2 top secret improvement
Includes
Fuel map and ign map increase
Boost curve taper elimination
Rev limit change to 7800
0300 Misfore code solution
Fireball 2 top secret improvement
Hmmm.. Then my misunderstanding. Here's the reasoning..
From http://www.sirmilton.com/dynoflash/stagerev_evo.shtml
From http://www.sirmilton.com/dynoflash/stagerev_evo.shtml
Mail-in ECU revlimit increse
Raise the rev limit over stock to any RPM you require up to 10,000rpm
Eliminate top speed limiter
Raise high boost fuel cut
Eliminate boost taper - keeps boost from falling off
$79.99 plus shipping and handling
Raise the rev limit over stock to any RPM you require up to 10,000rpm
Eliminate top speed limiter
Raise high boost fuel cut
Eliminate boost taper - keeps boost from falling off
$79.99 plus shipping and handling
Wow my bad, I did not know that the EVO had a top speed limiter.
On some cars BMW and Mercedes for instance, there is a top speed limiter (usually set at 155 mph from factory). This is different than the engine rev limiter. I have a customer that owns a M5 in which he had is top speed limiter turned off with modified chips. His top speed is now only limited to how high his fuel cut is (engine) and gearing.
Maybe it is written in the mind set that if you increase engine fuel cut you would in theory be able to have a slightly higher top speed in top gear. Sorry the misunderstanding...
Winston
On some cars BMW and Mercedes for instance, there is a top speed limiter (usually set at 155 mph from factory). This is different than the engine rev limiter. I have a customer that owns a M5 in which he had is top speed limiter turned off with modified chips. His top speed is now only limited to how high his fuel cut is (engine) and gearing.
Maybe it is written in the mind set that if you increase engine fuel cut you would in theory be able to have a slightly higher top speed in top gear. Sorry the misunderstanding...
Winston
Last edited by WINSTON; Feb 23, 2004 at 07:51 AM.
Originally posted by camdog17
scott...are you on www.csramotorsports.com? If so, give me a shout, as soon as I relocate to Aiken, I hope to be participating in the Auto-X's in Clemson!
scott...are you on www.csramotorsports.com? If so, give me a shout, as soon as I relocate to Aiken, I hope to be participating in the Auto-X's in Clemson!
Nope I am not on that website.....but I will have to check it out. Clemson Auto-X's are great! I was just at one on Sat.....did not run my car though. Shoot me an e-mail when you come out this way. Peace
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From: 2003 Evo VIII - Silver
Originally posted by FAS2LTR
Those of us with SAFC's and no reasonable means of a dyno need a baseline setting after the flash. Is this going to be asking too much. I'm sure there is somewhat of a percentage ratio relative to RPM that will be different with the flash, so I don't think it will be too bad. I could be wrong. Let me know that this is not a problem. Thanks.
Those of us with SAFC's and no reasonable means of a dyno need a baseline setting after the flash. Is this going to be asking too much. I'm sure there is somewhat of a percentage ratio relative to RPM that will be different with the flash, so I don't think it will be too bad. I could be wrong. Let me know that this is not a problem. Thanks.