Do I need to tune?
Do I need to tune?
I have a 2010 gsr x and have installed uicp, turbosmart bov, ets intake and in my garage I have upgraded fuel pump, and boost controller. After I install these parts and tune it..what is the approx gain I may have? I'm new to this stuff and got a baby on the way..so funds are kind of prioritized for now. Thanks for yall help guys
On my 2011 GSR, my first round of upgrades were: intake, catback, uicp, grimmspeed 3 port, and a fuel pump. With the opensource tune i got 288whp, 295wtq, and 28psi.
i think it all comes down to your tuner and how aggressive you're wanting to go. i could have gone over 300whp, but it would have put a strain on the injectors. since you're in NC, check out Spec Ops Motorsports. They are in Fayetteville, that's where i get all my work done and it's definitely worth the haul from SC for me, they do exceptional work!
i think it all comes down to your tuner and how aggressive you're wanting to go. i could have gone over 300whp, but it would have put a strain on the injectors. since you're in NC, check out Spec Ops Motorsports. They are in Fayetteville, that's where i get all my work done and it's definitely worth the haul from SC for me, they do exceptional work!
Last edited by backwoodsRUNNER; Mar 26, 2015 at 05:07 PM.
Thanks bro..so.i heard..I don't wanna stress the parts on my car..I've been told after I tune it with these mods..my car will be much different from now in a good way..basically they said my car will come alive and will want to do more eventually
no problem. and yeah you'll notice a significant difference...and unfortunately for your wallet, once you start you want more and more.
http://www.specopsmotorsports.com/
give these guys a call too, they will give you all the insight you'll ever need for your current and future mods
http://www.specopsmotorsports.com/
give these guys a call too, they will give you all the insight you'll ever need for your current and future mods
you don't necessarily need a tune after the TBE even though i would personally get one. the way i look at it, rather pay for the tune to make sure it runs without issues, than risk it and ruin something and pay more down the road.
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