dyno tuned xede and new parts
shiv congrats on the beat down you put on those high end cars!!!
anyways, I am getting ready to buy your exhaust and I am running a dyno tuned xede (I am the one who was trying to ruin the works day in st louis with my xede) I am now dyno tuned at 245 @ the wheels(with just the xede). my question is when I buy your exhaust if I do not change my map will my gains be very good. or could you send me a strong but safe map to replace my dyno tuned one. I can't justify to the wife a trip to the dyno for just the change in one part. so what do you suggest I do
I should be placing an order in the next week or so. also which exhaust can I buy that will let me get to stage 1+(which is my end goal)
thanks
anyways, I am getting ready to buy your exhaust and I am running a dyno tuned xede (I am the one who was trying to ruin the works day in st louis with my xede) I am now dyno tuned at 245 @ the wheels(with just the xede). my question is when I buy your exhaust if I do not change my map will my gains be very good. or could you send me a strong but safe map to replace my dyno tuned one. I can't justify to the wife a trip to the dyno for just the change in one part. so what do you suggest I doI should be placing an order in the next week or so. also which exhaust can I buy that will let me get to stage 1+(which is my end goal)
thanks
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You'd prabably be better off runing a baseline map off the website with the new additional mods. The addition of a full exhaust is going to result in pretty big mapping requirements, making the custom tune all but irrelevant.
Cheers,
shiv
Cheers,
shiv
Nope. Adding an exhaust free's up a lot of air flow. By using your custom map you would be running a chance of going to lean. The stock computer will only compensate by pulling timing and decreasing performance.


