View Poll Results: Which do u prefer?
Works P2 Brain ecu upgrade $600



63
20.79%
Vishnu Xflash ECU upgrade $400



71
23.43%
Dynoflash Ecu Upgrade $200



169
55.78%
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Owners of Xflash/DynoFlash/WorksP2 plz read
Interesting to note that a thread inteneded to be a discussion between members about these products has degraded into a mini election speach between the represenatives of two of the three companies, meanwhile apparently one of them is not allowed to respond.
Funny how even though they did not say one word, dyno flash is winning by a land slide.
Also funny how david talks about how to read a dyno sheet, while Works never posts any.
Funny how even though they did not say one word, dyno flash is winning by a land slide.
Also funny how david talks about how to read a dyno sheet, while Works never posts any.
Re: Owners of Xflash/DynoFlash/WorksP2 plz read
Originally posted by XRS-Lift
Long story short i want to get either Vishnu's Xflash ecu remapping, Dynoflashes Dynoflash or the Works Rally Brain P2. There is a 200 dollar difference between each one.
Dynoflash comming in at $200, Xflash at $400 and P2 at $600. Ive talked to both Works and Dynoflash so far and both prettymuch say 20-40 wheel horsepower. Im guessing xlfash will be the same. So should i just go with Dynoflash? Works says they have extensive testing and knowledge of the evos computers and they raod test their products not just dynotest. By Al from Dynoflash also states he knows the most about this stuff. So i guess i have to resort to asking owners of these upgrades. What do you guys think? Have u driven somone elses evo with a different ecu upgrade or any info that helps would be great. Post up plz.
Long story short i want to get either Vishnu's Xflash ecu remapping, Dynoflashes Dynoflash or the Works Rally Brain P2. There is a 200 dollar difference between each one.
Dynoflash comming in at $200, Xflash at $400 and P2 at $600. Ive talked to both Works and Dynoflash so far and both prettymuch say 20-40 wheel horsepower. Im guessing xlfash will be the same. So should i just go with Dynoflash? Works says they have extensive testing and knowledge of the evos computers and they raod test their products not just dynotest. By Al from Dynoflash also states he knows the most about this stuff. So i guess i have to resort to asking owners of these upgrades. What do you guys think? Have u driven somone elses evo with a different ecu upgrade or any info that helps would be great. Post up plz.
After all this, I've decided to get a V-8.
Re: Re: Owners of Xflash/DynoFlash/WorksP2 plz read
Originally posted by JasonS
Hey XRS-Lift, is it clearer now?
After all this, I've decided to get a V-8.
Hey XRS-Lift, is it clearer now?
After all this, I've decided to get a V-8.
Originally posted by Outkast
Interesting to note that a thread intended to be a discussion between members about these products has degraded into a mini election speach between the represenatives of two of the three companies, meanwhile apparently one of them is not allowed to respond.
Funny how even though they did not say one word, dyno flash is winning by a land slide.
Also funny how david talks about how to read a dyno sheet, while Works never posts any.
Interesting to note that a thread intended to be a discussion between members about these products has degraded into a mini election speach between the represenatives of two of the three companies, meanwhile apparently one of them is not allowed to respond.
Funny how even though they did not say one word, dyno flash is winning by a land slide.
Also funny how david talks about how to read a dyno sheet, while Works never posts any.
On thing I've noticed is that people treat these tuners as though they were sports teams. Rather than cheer on your favorite to "win" think of yourself as a consumer -- at the end of the day, that's what you are.
Do you get into a fistfight at the grocery store shopping for beer? Do you get into a shouting match when someone buys something different from you? I should hope not.
All beers are not the same just as all ECU flashes are not the same. Understand the difference in how they are made and why they might be priced differently and you'll be a better-informed consumer.
Incidentally, why would you want WORKS or any other tuner to post a dyno sheet? These products have each been on the market for a long time -- in WORKS' case, the Brain Flash has been out for nearly as long as Evos have been sold in the U.S. Plenty of customers have posted sheets from each of these tuners. Isn't it better to get your info from the customer rather than the tuner? After all, do you really have any way of verifying the results the tuner is purporting to show you are "typical" of their flash?
Bottom line: Take a step back. Re-read what has been posted with a cool head and you might learn something about how these products work.
-- DavidV
Originally posted by Outkast
Interesting to note that a thread inteneded to be a discussion between members about these products has degraded into a mini election speach between the represenatives of two of the three companies, meanwhile apparently one of them is not allowed to respond.
Interesting to note that a thread inteneded to be a discussion between members about these products has degraded into a mini election speach between the represenatives of two of the three companies, meanwhile apparently one of them is not allowed to respond.
Speedlimit...
Last edited by Speedlimit; Feb 24, 2004 at 08:16 PM.
Hey David, nice to see you around again. The problem I have with my P2 flash is that I paid $600 with no explanation as to why it was worth more than the $200 flash. Works seems to have a very tight lipped, amiguous way of dealing with technical questions. Hell, it took quite a bit of proding just to get the measurments of the throttle body I picked up at the STL Dyno Day. It makes one somewhat suspicious. This seems to have gotten much worse since you departure.
Anyways, thanks alot for coming in here and taking some time to explain why I spent what I did on a flash. I really appreciate it
Anyways, thanks alot for coming in here and taking some time to explain why I spent what I did on a flash. I really appreciate it
Correct me is I'm wrong but is it true that most people that have have been DynoFlashed have the custom Dyno tune where AL flashes their car while on the dyno donsen't that cost over 500. (seems like a great proven product)
I really want to here from those with the Mail-in DynoFlash
or see the Dyno result from them
Dyno P1 & P2 thread
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...=&threadid=665
Work throttle body thread from 02/11/04
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...threadid=64394
TYLER0@works seems to be making a good effort to be informative
I really want to here from those with the Mail-in DynoFlash
or see the Dyno result from them
Dyno P1 & P2 thread
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...=&threadid=665
Work throttle body thread from 02/11/04
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...threadid=64394
TYLER0@works seems to be making a good effort to be informative
Sorry about the P1/P2 Dyno link I don't know what happened try this one
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...threadid=66576
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...threadid=66576
Originally posted by Outkast
Also funny how david talks about how to read a dyno sheet, while Works never posts any.
Also funny how david talks about how to read a dyno sheet, while Works never posts any.
Originally posted by Outkast
Interesting to note that a thread inteneded to be a discussion between members about these products has degraded into a mini election speach between the represenatives of two of the three companies, meanwhile apparently one of them is not allowed to respond.
Funny how even though they did not say one word, dyno flash is winning by a land slide.
Also funny how david talks about how to read a dyno sheet, while Works never posts any.
Interesting to note that a thread inteneded to be a discussion between members about these products has degraded into a mini election speach between the represenatives of two of the three companies, meanwhile apparently one of them is not allowed to respond.
Funny how even though they did not say one word, dyno flash is winning by a land slide.
Also funny how david talks about how to read a dyno sheet, while Works never posts any.
Originally posted by DavidV@WORKS
Factory fuel cut is an important last-ditch safety feature to prevent engine damage. I'm not sure I understand where this comes into the analysis of engine tuning, other than "don't mess with it" for stock and relatively stock cars.
-- DavidV
Factory fuel cut is an important last-ditch safety feature to prevent engine damage. I'm not sure I understand where this comes into the analysis of engine tuning, other than "don't mess with it" for stock and relatively stock cars.
-- DavidV
Originally posted by fury656
I mentioned that in response to what I interpreted in your previous post about manipulating the stock taper function reducing the level of overall safety since the boost is set to not bleed off for a period of 10 mins, which we all know is a time condition which will rarely be present. To an extent modifying this setting is similar to using a MBC to run slightly higher boost levels as there is still an element of taper but the stock ecu controlled FBC is more resistent to boost spike and adaptable to differing weather conditions. However, the stock taper function is not something I would manipulate while changing the stock boost line/pill to allow greater boost levels then 19.5psi in a modified application, but in a near stock application (with the stock line/pill) I find it perfectly safe and simpler.
I mentioned that in response to what I interpreted in your previous post about manipulating the stock taper function reducing the level of overall safety since the boost is set to not bleed off for a period of 10 mins, which we all know is a time condition which will rarely be present. To an extent modifying this setting is similar to using a MBC to run slightly higher boost levels as there is still an element of taper but the stock ecu controlled FBC is more resistent to boost spike and adaptable to differing weather conditions. However, the stock taper function is not something I would manipulate while changing the stock boost line/pill to allow greater boost levels then 19.5psi in a modified application, but in a near stock application (with the stock line/pill) I find it perfectly safe and simpler.

