*** 2011 Evo X GSR Baseline Dyno ***
That is the direction I will properly take without any tuning in the near future. Basically your basic BPU setup or turbo back exhaust, then hit the dyno again.
If the numbers doesn't satisfy me, I will then get it tune with the AP. Stay tune...
If the numbers doesn't satisfy me, I will then get it tune with the AP. Stay tune...
^You should have let Cobb test their beta 2011 AP maps on your car
Doing bolt-ons without a tune seems silly to me. Why spend all that money on parts yet stop a few hundred short of configuring your ECU to fully maximize the benefits of them?
Either way though, it's your car so as long as you're happy then we're all good!
Doing bolt-ons without a tune seems silly to me. Why spend all that money on parts yet stop a few hundred short of configuring your ECU to fully maximize the benefits of them?Either way though, it's your car so as long as you're happy then we're all good!
Last edited by Kracka; Jun 17, 2011 at 11:32 AM.
Interesting numbers indeed. Now I know why the 2011 models went up in price
I wonder whether the Cobb stage 1 MAP would work better than the stock flash? My 2010 GSR seems more powerful with stage 1 Cobb map than with stock, but I wonder if it would even come close to those numbers using it.

I wonder whether the Cobb stage 1 MAP would work better than the stock flash? My 2010 GSR seems more powerful with stage 1 Cobb map than with stock, but I wonder if it would even come close to those numbers using it.
Last edited by Kracka; Aug 23, 2011 at 12:58 PM.







