Guys,

Just a word to let you know that when I recieve the Ecutek Evo X tuning application I plan to spend at least 2 - 3 full weeks of R & D on our own Evo X on the dyno and testing on the road before I start trying to experiement on customer's cars.

I need to do extensive beta testing, R & D, follow up and monitoring under varying climatic conditions to test how the ecu reacts to tuning. This is the same system I followed when I released my Evo 8 and Evo IX reflash tunes.

Once we have extensively tested the new ecu on our own car I will offer a few beta testing apointments. After that if all goes well in about 2 - 3 weeks I will be ready to start taking appointments.

Thanks for your interest.

Al

 

Sounds good to me! Can't wait!

 

cant wait to see what type of numbers you can get out f the car with some tuning

 

I am getting excited.

 

Waiting is the hardest part. Thanks for the update.

 

I am actively working on our test Evo X

I have about 50 dyno pulls and a lot of road testing

Next week I will take one (1) beta tester for testing who will recieve additional dyno testing for free and lifetime free revisions (must pay retail for the tuning product)

Those who would like to sign up to be a beta tester please PM

Al

 

Come on Al, tell them the numbers you've already made with EXTREMELY Limited mods on that car You will have my ECU day after tomorrow.

 

Sweet BRO!

( sum1 had to say it)