VVEL Cracking?

Originally Posted by Red__Zed Nothing short of FI will do that, but some extra peak power would be more than welcome. I think that some adjustment to VVEL will also

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Originally Posted by Red__Zed

Nothing short of FI will do that, but some extra peak power would be more than welcome. I think that some adjustment to VVEL will also open up a good bit under the curve, which is where the Z could use some extra juice. I think a little more freedom with tuning could drop lap times in the Z by a noticeable amount.

I agree completely. If it can produce 10+rwhp/tq under the curve WITHOUT disturbing top end power, it will be well worth it for many people.

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