How To Tune an Evo
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shot bro! that being said would it be worth it? how much $$$ and effort would it take. I really didnt want to have to fork out for a new ecu. but im rebuilding at the moment with a garrett 35/40 and forking out enough for rebuild n turbo wanted to try save some coin on the ecu part if possible. any info would be great. havnt come across any local shops at all that has any info on evo3 ecu.
http://www.meek.com.au/
Another option is the flashable chip setup you can get through ECM Tuning which is a better option as it gives you heaps of tuning options. This will also require the socket for the replacement chip set. http://www.ecmtuning.com/index.php?o...7ucs38o9sk0620
Or as said fit an later Evo ECU and use EvoScan and ECUflash to do your tuning.
I am a novice but these are the options I am aware of.
Cheers
Last edited by philsgsr; Dec 30, 2012 at 03:58 PM.
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could someone point me in the right direction with info regarding swapping for later model ecu? forum or website, didnt have much luck
pretty keen to try the ecuflash tuning myself, found a awesome bunch of videos on youtube
pretty keen to try the ecuflash tuning myself, found a awesome bunch of videos on youtube
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could someone point me in the right direction with info regarding swapping for later model ecu? forum or website, didnt have much luck
pretty keen to try the ecuflash tuning myself, found a awesome bunch of videos on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKRoh...03E946&index=1
pretty keen to try the ecuflash tuning myself, found a awesome bunch of videos on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKRoh...03E946&index=1
try here
http://www.geekmapped.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1016
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Wow never thought I would actually read the whole thing but I did. I have a tatrix cable and evo scan on the way. I just want to learn how to download the files and log. And no doubt I'll probably be hooked. Very informative write up btw.
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Wow thank you for this post! Im a noob to tuning as well as turbo vehicles, I plan on continuing to research as much as possible so I do thing right and not harm my engine. Now I just have to rebuild or buy a new engine as I bought it blown up. Again Thanks!
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I'm tired of paying $3-500 every time I want to update my tune because I've installed new parts. This is an amazing How-To for starting to tune/ecuflash and has inspired me to start tuning my own IX. Props to the OP.
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I would suggest to read as much as possible and ask questions when in doubt, you can also post your ROM, XML and logs to have some of the more experienced guys take a look and give suggestions.
Last edited by Icem@n; Sep 3, 2013 at 08:15 AM.
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Reviving an old thread but, fantastic amount of information here. I bought ecuflash earlier this year to delete my rear o2 and get into tuning. Defiantly going to start "studying" my car with confidence now! 👍👍👍
#795
Still a good reliable tutorial?
I just wanted to ask and make sure is this still a good reliable source to still go by or has anything changed in the years with tuning for the EVO. I am very interested in learning and tuning my own car but I am just getting started and am wanting to learn I just don't want to learn and go off information that isnt up to date or there is more update information I should go by.
Thanks.
Thanks.