What to do when you live in BFE?
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What to do when you live in BFE?
...and you want a custom tune, and you can't make the 8-9hr drive to CT. And there's a slim to none chance that other people in my area would sign up for a dyno day
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Originally Posted by JDF
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I probably would sign up if Al came to town, No AWD dyno in Raleigh though, but doesn't Al do a 'street tune' with a G-tech or something?
I probably would sign up if Al came to town, No AWD dyno in Raleigh though, but doesn't Al do a 'street tune' with a G-tech or something?
If you look at the dyno sheet from the current issue of Turbo magazine - that one was tuned by me on the street
and this one was tuned by Dave Buschur - also on the road
While dynos are helpful to us for making the original research and testing of variosu parts and making general base calibrations, when it comes to fine tuning those maps for a specific car there is nothing like to real road driving conditions to accurately load the vehicle.
Its very difficult to get a accurate simulation of real world driving conditions on a dyno with a fan creating the air flow
If you custom tune it on the street how do you know that the tune is good at a different altitude/temperature/humidity then the conditions it was tuned in?
Not that a dyno doesn't have to account for these issues as well.
Not that a dyno doesn't have to account for these issues as well.
Originally Posted by Guack007
If you custom tune it on the street how do you know that the tune is good at a different altitude/temperature/humidity then the conditions it was tuned in?
Not that a dyno doesn't have to account for these issues as well.
Not that a dyno doesn't have to account for these issues as well.
One of the big advantages of traveling to so many distant locations of course is the data base we have on how the stock ecu reacts under all these different conditions
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Originally Posted by JDF
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I probably would sign up if Al came to town, No AWD dyno in Raleigh though, but doesn't Al do a 'street tune' with a G-tech or something?
I probably would sign up if Al came to town, No AWD dyno in Raleigh though, but doesn't Al do a 'street tune' with a G-tech or something?
Al:
What's the minimum # you need to make the trip to Raleigh/Durham NC?
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Originally Posted by 4-BNGR
Ok! That makes 2 of us
Is there any way that you can knock heads with the Raleigh Evo owners to see if they are interested?
Al:
What's the minimum # you need to make the trip to Raleigh/Durham NC?
4-BNGR
Al:
What's the minimum # you need to make the trip to Raleigh/Durham NC?
4-BNGR
Last edited by DynoFlash; Aug 22, 2004 at 07:55 PM.


