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Mar 14, 2007, 02:18 PM
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Mail In Flash
I am looking for the best mail in flash available. I really like what I've heard from the Works P2 Brainflash, Dynoflash, and Jestr. Can anyone tell me if they have any of these flashes, or the one you think is the best? Thanks for all replies.
Mar 14, 2007, 02:24 PM
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any of them, the best mail in is kinda an oxymoron, it's going to be a little bit hit or miss.
If you want the best tune, find a tuner that has a dyno and get it done =p
Good luck, any of those people will be fine though.
If you want the best tune, find a tuner that has a dyno and get it done =p
Good luck, any of those people will be fine though.
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awesome, thanks for the info! I was going to send my ecu to Dynoflash, until I recently heard about WORKS. I spoke with Kirk over at WORKS, and he told me a brainflash might benifit me more than the others out there, because the BrainFlash P2 is very safe and there is no need for a boost controller. Anyone with some info on the WORKS BrainFlash P2?
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awesome, thanks for the info! I was going to send my ecu to Dynoflash, until I recently heard about WORKS. I spoke with Kirk over at WORKS, and he told me a brainflash might benifit me more than the others out there, because the BrainFlash P2 is very safe and there is no need for a boost controller. Anyone with some info on the WORKS BrainFlash P2?
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Mar 14, 2007, 05:11 PM
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I obviously prefer Dynoflash and have shown how fast one can go on a Dynoflash (mail-in) while also showing great longevity despite tons and tons of racing. If you want a flash from someone who has tuned thousands of Evos, has hundreds of mail-in flash combinations saved, and who has tons of Evos on the road right now with multiple years on the same flash, then Dynoflash is a great choice.
Jestr is a good choice, but I would not recommend a Works brain flash.
Jestr is a good choice, but I would not recommend a Works brain flash.
Mar 14, 2007, 05:16 PM
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Don't get a flash that is the worst possible kind of tune you can get. How can you possibly think that your Evo will react to a tune the exact same way another Evo would? That's like going to a doctor and saying "Hey Doc, I have what that guy has, can you give me the exact same operation?"
Mar 14, 2007, 05:18 PM
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Don't get a flash that is the worst possible kind of tune you can get. How can you possibly think that your Evo will react to a tune the exact same way another Evo would? That's like going to a doctor and saying "Hey Doc, I have what that guy has, can you give me the exact same operation?"
I really hope you are kidding. The worst possible tune is no tune ya tard.
Jestr works with you to get a base that fits your car, not just some one elses map.
Mar 14, 2007, 05:31 PM
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Don't get a flash that is the worst possible kind of tune you can get. How can you possibly think that your Evo will react to a tune the exact same way another Evo would? That's like going to a doctor and saying "Hey Doc, I have what that guy has, can you give me the exact same operation?"
That's one of the most ignorant things I've seen written on this forum. The vast majority of us have flashes...
