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Old Nov 14, 2008, 06:09 AM
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TTP Engineering- Evo X dyno tuning results thread
STOCK BASELINE


WITH ZCHIP AND MBC


More info on the ZChip can be found at www.ZChip.net.

The ZChip is available at http://ttp-engineering.com/catalog/p...roducts_id=351
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is the z chip available for delivery or is there a waiting list?

also are there install instructions that can be reviewed prior to buying?
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100HP and 100tq? Holy crap! With MBC that's roughly $5/1HP. It's $100/1HP with my civic hahahahaha....
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www.zchip.net will be able to shed some more light on your questions.
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What boost did you have the MBC set at? If we add mods to this like exhaust/intake etc we can use the software to account for this yes?
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it appears from looking into the website that you custom tailor the zchip before you send it out, so if we do have mods you can account for them before hand, or if we add them on we can use software?

Thanks for the reply in advance.
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www.zchip.net will be able to shed some more light on your questions.
Nice to see a real product site with info and even forums. Thanks for that.
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Originally Posted by murlo26
it appears from looking into the website that you custom tailor the zchip before you send it out, so if we do have mods you can account for them before hand, or if we add them on we can use software?

Thanks for the reply in advance.
Software is available with every order so that the end user (if qualified) can custom tailor the tuning themselves.

The units are shipped with basemaps.
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Originally Posted by TTP Engineering
Software is available with every order so that the end user (if qualified) can custom tailor the tuning themselves.

The units are shipped with basemaps.
Cool, what features are adjustable with this (A/F, timing etc)? Sorry if you have posted this before but now that its final i would like to know the for sure answer.
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Cool, what features are adjustable with this (A/F, timing etc)? Sorry if you have posted this before but now that its final i would like to know the for sure answer.
Yes, however to safely self tune it, it requires a basic knowledge and proper AFR and timing measurement tools.
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What octane fuel was used in the test ? I'm guessing 93 ? I hate 91 oct.
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thanks for all the info, what boost were you running during this is my last question? stock with better taper because of the MBC? or raised?
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What octane fuel was used in the test ? I'm guessing 93 ? I hate 91 oct.
93 octane, yes sir.
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hey scott
numbers are amazing
please pm me
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