hahahaha

 

You're definatly going to get banned for that... I'm too lazy to report you, but someone will.

ANYWAY, i also find it hard to believe that there is someone out there flashing Evo IX's for $200 other then Al, and they aren't advertising it on here. I call bluff...

 

so full of yourself boy

 

whoa whoa, come on now fella, Al's flashes are proven to make great power, if you dont like warrtalon fine, join a list with a lot of people, truth is, he is right a lot of the time, and sometimes he isnt, doesnt matter, but either way, you cant toss Al in the garbage, he is a good and pruven tuner.

 

I just wanted to share the great amount of laughter that this thread has provided me... I have had nothing to do with this thread, but I will say this...

I have been in some other car forums (namely cobaltss.com and cobaltss.net) because my car before my evo was a cobalt ss supercharged, regardless, THIS forum does have a tendancy to have some individuals in it that are not very helpful at times, and that are very.... confrontational, when not needed. Yes I do understand that when people post the same questions 500 times and ask things that they need to search for it can get annoying, but then dont respond, nobody is forcing you. Flaming on everyone and being a jerk isn't needed, it is hurting the forum.

95% of the people here want to learn, offer support and assist people, and talk about there cars that they love, get input and what not. THAT'S WHAT FORUMS ARE FOR. Not for a few people to rampage around like they're god and walk on other people... I know this isn't necesarilly the place for this speal, but since this thread has beed a demonstration of my complaints, I felt the need to post it.... Am I the only one who feels this way, cuz I'm pretty sure I'm not...

People should not have to feel "afriad" to post a question or what not that is a legit question because they're going to get flamed on and get nothing beneficial and only crap... Just my 2 cents

 

You're probably right! I have had my experience, just like you've had your experience with HopUp Racing. I've said enough.

Arbi, my advice...forget the intake...do some other basic mods first such as exhuast (as some other members have mentioned) and boost controller and then take your car to Tuning Tech or Scott Gray and get the car flashed (if that is your preferred tuning method).

 

I just might man Thank's for your help. This thread turned into a fcken mess.

 

A-typical Warlton post...

Anyone with an $89.00 ECUFlash cable can get a power increase from there EVO. Its not rocket science. I never tuned a car before in my life yet I was able to increase my power by almost 50WHP on the dyno in only 8 passes.

There is so much information and resources available now, why anyone would pay for a crappy dynoflash map (let alone a custom tune) is beyond me.

 

for 1 how much did you pay for your 8 passes ? 50 for an eflash i bet ya is a hell of a lot cheaper, and for those who dont know what they are doing while tuning , its safer.

 

I personally went with a flash from Al for my IX and will have it custom tuned by him when he comes to my area. I have never once heard a bad thing about his tuning.

 

That is precisely what keeps me coming back to EvoM. The personal touch is entertaining and fun to read.

 

Dude who cares... thats his opinion.....dumbass

As far as the "$200" flash....you get what you buy.

OT: If anyone is that interested in getting the best for the buck and a system that is robust....look into something like ECUplus or the ubiquitous SAFC. For those who say the AFC is crude....look at some of Scott Grays cars and dare to call them slow. There is a limit to the AFC but it would take a while for the street racer to reach it.

Personally, I run a drop in filter. I might consider a hard (aluminum) intake pipe. IMO Cons to that is heat soak...Pros, no bellows.

 

I suppose it can be entertaining to read sometimes, but it's not always entertaining to be a part of when you're trying to get some legit information or get a question answered...

 

The nature of message boars is such that it's unusual to have the more experienced/knowledgeable folks reply to every thread. Typically, the noobs are the ones who do the bulk of the posting, as the vets have already exhausted their patience responding to almost identical questions.

I'd suggest searching, reading endlessly, and shooting a PM to a poster if necessary. I'd also recommend having a look at a given poster's prior contributions to the forum, and gauging his POV relative to one's needs.