is stage 2 enough?
Originally posted by JeffWels
The numbering of "stage" packages varry from manufacturer to manufacturer. This is the reason I love it when people say things like yeah my friend has a stage 4 (insert an car, most likely civic).
The numbering of "stage" packages varry from manufacturer to manufacturer. This is the reason I love it when people say things like yeah my friend has a stage 4 (insert an car, most likely civic).
Ya know, I hate the marketing schmucks that sit around and make up the "stages" of car modification. Its just hype and smoke and mirrors.
Build your car the way you want, and take anyone trying to sell a "staged" kit with a serious grain of salt.
Build your car the way you want, and take anyone trying to sell a "staged" kit with a serious grain of salt.
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Originally posted by 2Cool
Ya know, I hate the marketing schmucks that sit around and make up the "stages" of car modification. Its just hype and smoke and mirrors.
Ya know, I hate the marketing schmucks that sit around and make up the "stages" of car modification. Its just hype and smoke and mirrors.
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Originally posted by 2Cool
Heh... I think that anyone who can work the word "synergy" in any form into a sentence has at least a modicum of sales and marketing in their blood.
Heh... I think that anyone who can work the word "synergy" in any form into a sentence has at least a modicum of sales and marketing in their blood.
Originally posted by shiv@vishnu
Perhaps in some cases. However, don't you think that a shop that has an in-house chassis dyno and the means to install and test just about anything on a car is quite qualified to put together a group of synergistic upgrades? A set of upgrades which outperform another set of relatively untested upgrades which were randomly installed based upon forum talk.
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Perhaps in some cases. However, don't you think that a shop that has an in-house chassis dyno and the means to install and test just about anything on a car is quite qualified to put together a group of synergistic upgrades? A set of upgrades which outperform another set of relatively untested upgrades which were randomly installed based upon forum talk.
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...must free the mind, become one with evo......
I have decided to go with Shiv for one simple reason. Reliability! With plug and play Exedes in the near future and his dyno tuning abilities he can safely give my EVO more power. I just don't want a fast car that detonates when i go WOT. Might as well just go buy an STI if i want that.I will unplug it when i take it to me Stealorship(stealth ability)is also an important factor.Stealorship cool with bolt-ons but EMS or FMS(AFC-II) good luck. Also with the ability to use different maps for 91-100 unleaded I will be able to control the amount of performance i desire. I mix 100 and 91 on a Regular basis. So Cal Evo owners your car runs better on approx 95 unleaded then on 91. When running it hard you can feel the difference. I get my 100 at 76 in Pomona off Phillips Ranch road.
Originally posted by shiv@vishnu
Perhaps in some cases. However, don't you think that a shop that has an in-house chassis dyno and the means to install and test just about anything on a car is quite qualified to put together a group of synergistic upgrades? A set of upgrades which outperform another set of relatively untested upgrades which were randomly installed based upon forum talk.
my 2c,
shiv
Perhaps in some cases. However, don't you think that a shop that has an in-house chassis dyno and the means to install and test just about anything on a car is quite qualified to put together a group of synergistic upgrades? A set of upgrades which outperform another set of relatively untested upgrades which were randomly installed based upon forum talk.
my 2c,
shiv
When will we see the Stage 1, or downloadable maps with boost control and dash toggle between two maps.
Shiv - I'm not a kid anymore. My urgency is directly proportional to my mortality.
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Originally posted by jfh
Oh but the painful process of waiting for the testing to be completed!!!
When will we see the Stage 1, or downloadable maps with boost control and dash toggle between two maps.
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Oh but the painful process of waiting for the testing to be completed!!!
When will we see the Stage 1, or downloadable maps with boost control and dash toggle between two maps.
Shiv - I'm not a kid anymore. My urgency is directly proportional to my mortality.
Cheers
A bunch of maps are already downloadable off the website, FWIW.
We're running boost control in a few cars up in Portland but a boost control solenoid related CEL was triggered. During the last week we discovered that the factory ECU needs to sense solenoid activity (by monitoring current change feedback) in order for its diagnostics to remain happy. In other words, it wasn't happy with a simple dead end or even a well-match resistor.
Through lots of testing, we found that adding a little $5 relay (which behaves like a solenoid) solved the problem and kept the ECU happy and CEL-free. We're in the process of making up a more elegant pseudo-solenoid out of capacitors/resistors/etc,. which will be integrated into the harness wire. This way you won't hear the relay clicking when you go under boost.
If you want to upgrade you're XEDE now for map switching, just call us and arrange a time to send it in for updating. But if you want CEL-free boost control, you'll have to wait a couple of weeks for the add on electronics which you (or us) will have to wire into your XEDE harness.
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Originally posted by shiv@vishnu
Or maybe a reading level above that of a 10th grader.
Or maybe a reading level above that of a 10th grader.
FYI~ The Xede boost control is working great. I get 1.5bar in the midrange, tapering down to 1.35-1.4 by redline.
Shiv, any chance of getting the Stage 0.5 + boost control in a 94 octane map?
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