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Old Sep 29, 2006 | 08:46 AM
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Why did you not get a Walbro before the tune? Your car is tuned to 24 psi and holding 23 psi w/o a fuel pump You probably paid $650 for the Ecutech tune, unless you got an Ecuflash tune, why not have TTP install a pump for you? A pump is only $100 extra.
Well we tuned it for the stock fp but im going back to him today to have it installed.. He made the flash very conservative after i told him i had the stocker one.. It will be taken care of today and might hit the track
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Old Sep 29, 2006 | 08:55 AM
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Originally Posted by KOEvo
Good thread, here is a link to my similar thread. https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=211142

I actually just installed my boost gauge yesterday, and on my way to work today noticed I am peaking 23-24 psi and holding 22-21 to redline. I also was tuned by Scott; and what is more impressive is that at these boost levels on 92 octane, i only showed a max of 3 knock counts at high RPM's while datalogging, with agressive timing; and this is a... MAIL IN TUNE! Doesn't get much better then this guys, spot on tune; Scott's the man!

Oh, and guess what boost controller i am using; None, he just adjusted it with my EcuTek tune!

Unfortunatly i am installing a 3037r kit next week, and have no idea how i'm going to get tuned now...
Scott has tuned GT35r kits on a reflash, your 3037 tune is just a phone call away See below

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=219235

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Old Sep 29, 2006 | 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by EVIL_EVO_VIII
Well we tuned it for the stock fp but im going back to him today to have it installed.. He made the flash very conservative after i told him i had the stocker one.. It will be taken care of today and might hit the track
Good to know that you will take care of it.

Do you know how much power your car was putting before this tune? I entered your drag racing numbers into this calculator and assumed a 3400 lbs car (1/4 tank of gas+200 lbs for driver) and got 353 hp based on your trap speed. It seems too high for a car with such few mods. So I am asking if you have dyno numbers on your previous tune.

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Old Sep 29, 2006 | 09:10 AM
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Good to know that you will take care of it.

Do you know how much power your car was putting before this tune? I entered your drag racing numbers into this calculator and assumed a 3400 lbs car (1/4 tank of gas+200 lbs for driver) and got 353 hp. It seems too high for a car with such few mods. So I am asking if you have dyno numbers on your previous tune.
Well ive never put it on a dyno.. I need to,im curious to see how much power i have.. Scott said i have a fast car for the mods and it responds really well to tunning.. I ran my time back in may with high 70s degree weather or so... I am anxious to see how it will do after the retune and colder weather Low 12s are possible

I hung with a friends super charged S2k that trapped 112 before he installed a clutch, flywheel and headers!! I have beaten alot of fast cars already

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Old Sep 29, 2006 | 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted by nj1266
Why did you not get a Walbro before the tune? Your car is tuned to 24 psi and holding 23 psi w/o a fuel pump You probably paid $650 for the Ecutech tune, unless you got an Ecuflash tune, why not have TTP install a pump for you? A pump is only $100 extra.
Miguel informed me 85% way through the tune that he had a stock fuel pump. I figured that would have been one of the first things he did.

According to the logs posted, boost was 21.7 at 7200rpms, not 23.

Custom tuning is $299 on our site, you should visit it sometime and polish up your pricing info.

Retunes are substantially less $ after you have been tuned already by TTP.

In my experience those online whp calculators represent more of a dynojet type estimate of whp. I would not be surprised if it did 350whp or so on a dynojet.

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Old Sep 29, 2006 | 09:30 AM
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Originally Posted by nj1266
Good to know that you will take care of it.

Do you know how much power your car was putting before this tune? I entered your drag racing numbers into this calculator and assumed a 3400 lbs car (1/4 tank of gas+200 lbs for driver) and got 353 hp based on your trap speed. It seems too high for a car with such few mods. So I am asking if you have dyno numbers on your previous tune.
That calculator is way off even for Dynojet numbers.
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Old Sep 29, 2006 | 09:37 AM
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That calculator is way off even for Dynojet numbers.
Jester Tunning came up with a program he made up which is also a calculator and its very accurate.... Lots of locals have used it before and were suprised to see how accurate it was
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Old Sep 29, 2006 | 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by EVIL_EVO_VIII
Jester Tunning came up with a program he made up which is also a calculator and its very accurate.... Lots of locals have used it before and were suprised to see how accurate it was
Is it that calculator that was posted above? You don't need 350whp to trap 110mph, more like 300whp or so on a Dynojet.
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Old Sep 29, 2006 | 09:47 AM
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Is it that calculator that was posted above? You don't need 350whp to trap 110mph, more like 300whp or so on a Dynojet.
well, my car is even faster than when i trapped 110 so Scott said its estimated right now about 350whp or so..


A while back i really wanted to trade my car for a IX but i got a beast already!! I cant imagine this car after i get a clutch, flywheel, licp and 280cams! Its gona be sick
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Old Sep 29, 2006 | 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by EVIL_EVO_VIII
well, my car is even faster than when i trapped 110 so Scott said its estimated right now about 350whp or so..


A while back i really wanted to trade my car for a IX but i got a beast already!! I cant imagine this car after i get a clutch, flywheel, licp and 280cams! Its gona be sick
If you really are making 350whp or so, then you should see 114mph traps or so at the track. If you really do accomplish this on pump gas, then you my friend have a freak of a car without cams. Can't wait to see your results.
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Old Sep 29, 2006 | 10:01 AM
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If you really are making 350whp or so, then you should see 114mph traps or so at the track. If you really do accomplish this on pump gas, then you my friend have a freak of a car without cams. Can't wait to see your results.
We will see.. I will go back to Scott today for fp and retune for it.. Last time we had to take timing out up top bc of the stock fp was loosing pressure... See if he can lean it out a little more for me.. Still running 11.3-11.5 a/f
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Old Sep 29, 2006 | 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted by TTP Engineering
Miguel informed me 85% way through the tune that he had a stock fuel pump. I figured that would have been one of the first things he did.

According to the logs posted, boost was 21.7 at 7200rpms, not 23.

Custom tuning is $299 on our site, you should visit it sometime and polish up your pricing info.

Retunes are substantially less $ after you have been tuned already by TTP.

In my experience those online whp calculators represent more of a dynojet type estimate of whp. I would not be surprised if it did 350whp or so on a dynojet.
Well, a broken in Walbro makes a distinctive whine.

Yeah it is 21.7, but he posted 23 and I did not read your posts.

I was clear in my post, I mentioned if he used ECUTECH, then the price is $650. There is a license fee for the Ecutech flash that does not go to the tuner. Unless that has changed or you are eating the cost of the license fee.

At $299, he probably got the Ecuflash that does not carry a license fee. He is still going to pay extra for the retune no matter how much it is. He could have saved that money had he installed a whinebro before he got the car tuned.

I really hope that his car is putting 350 whp on a dynojet w/o. That would be a record number for a car with TBE, manifold, O2 housing. Cars that put 350 on a dynojet usually add cams to the mix.
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Old Sep 29, 2006 | 11:24 AM
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Originally Posted by EVIL_EVO_VIII
Jester Tunning came up with a program he made up which is also a calculator and its very accurate.... Lots of locals have used it before and were suprised to see how accurate it was
Ok...So what were your hp numbers with Jestr's program?
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Old Sep 29, 2006 | 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by gkania
Scott has tuned GT35r kits on a reflash, your 3037 tune is just a phone call away See below

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=219235

I live 3000 miles away from TTP, so that isn't going to happen. But Scott and i have something in the works, that is a pretty cool concept. You guys will see...
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Old Sep 29, 2006 | 11:44 AM
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Well, a broken in Walbro makes a distinctive whine.

Yeah it is 21.7, but he posted 23 and I did not read your posts.

I was clear in my post, I mentioned if he used ECUTECH, then the price is $650. There is a license fee for the Ecutech flash that does not go to the tuner. Unless that has changed or you are eating the cost of the license fee.

At $299, he probably got the Ecuflash that does not carry a license fee. He is still going to pay extra for the retune no matter how much it is. He could have saved that money had he installed a whinebro before he got the car tuned.

I really hope that his car is putting 350 whp on a dynojet w/o. That would be a record number for a car with TBE, manifold, O2 housing. Cars that put 350 on a dynojet usually add cams to the mix.
Re-read my post... I said its spike 24.x and held 23 and fell to 22-21 or so

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Ok...So what were your hp numbers with Jestr's program?
havent tried yet

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