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Originally Posted by Sh0velMan So... What all was done in the tune, just fuel and timing changes? Any VVEL changes? What supporting mods? The supporting mods are actually in the
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HKS Intakes and muffler delete. Changes to the tune: 1. Raised Rev Limiter 2. Speed Limiter Removed 3. Fuel Map Changes 4. Using EcuTek's RaceRom Ignition Timing Control Thought it was important to show what kind of gains could be had with just the correct ignition control. So No changes to the VVT or VVEL. With the in house testing that was already done there are gains to be had with VVT changes and will be showing that on the next dyno session. -John |
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I think they just wanted to see what could be done with purely timing control. And then later, see if VVEL tuning provides gains.
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But either way more kudos to Visconti and EcuTek to provide another EMS option for the VQ community. ![]() |
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