September 27, 200521 yr #1 Sorry if this sounds stupid but I am new to thisQuestion is guys if you buy a flash tuner has it got the tune on it that you can program in the vehicle . once you load it up do you have to get the vehicle tuned by someone or can you just leave the generic tune . What power gains would you get if you dont get it tuned.Or like I asked do you have to get it tuned on a dynoLike I said im sorry if this sounds stupidCar I own is a 2004 XR6t premium sound leather climate control etc etc im sure you all know what it is Thank you
September 27, 200521 yr #2 You can use the generic tunes but to get better results a custom tune is best 240 to 260 kw std car
September 28, 200521 yr #3 You can use the generic tunes but to get better results a custom tune is best 240 to 260 kw std carJust to clear any confusion, I believe what rboksic meant is 240 to 260 KW at the rear wheels.This being a crapload more than the standard 240KW at the flywheel. To provide a comparison, a standard car will produce anywhere between 185 to 210KW at the rear wheels.Cheers
September 28, 200521 yr #4 You can use the generic tunes but to get better results a custom tune is best 240 to 260 kw std car<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Just to clear any confusion, I believe what rboksic meant is 240 to 260 KW at the rear wheels.This being a crapload more than the standard 240KW at the flywheel. To provide a comparison, a standard car will produce anywhere between 185 to 210KW at the rear wheels.Cheers<{POST_SNAPBACK}>This is edit only? No custom tune, no exhaust, no CAI?
September 28, 200521 yr #5 You can use the generic tunes but to get better results a custom tune is best 240 to 260 kw std car<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Just to clear any confusion, I believe what rboksic meant is 240 to 260 KW at the rear wheels.This being a crapload more than the standard 240KW at the flywheel. To provide a comparison, a standard car will produce anywhere between 185 to 210KW at the rear wheels.Cheers<{POST_SNAPBACK}>This is edit only? No custom tune, no exhaust, no CAI?<{POST_SNAPBACK}>with ease with good fuel!!!
September 28, 200521 yr #6 I have finally finished with my Edit.........Now with 42 Pound injectors, BMC Filter, and Exhaust, we got 259 RWKW's yesterday......I detuned her to 255 RWKW's even and she's very quick with fuel in city down to 12.3 litres per 100km and country down to 9.3.......Overall, very happy.........my tuner did state that if I got the auto strengthened we could get her to around 280........but I'm more then happy with what I have now.......Just for the record, I use Shell Optimax and no probs there either.......Good luck......
September 28, 200521 yr #7 You can use the generic tunes but to get better results a custom tune is best 240 to 260 kw std carJust to clear any confusion, I believe what rboksic meant is 240 to 260 KW at the rear wheels.This being a crapload more than the standard 240KW at the flywheel. To provide a comparison, a standard car will produce anywhere between 185 to 210KW at the rear wheels.CheersWho gets 260atw with only edit???240 yes.
September 28, 200521 yr #8 You can use the generic tunes but to get better results a custom tune is best 240 to 260 kw std car<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Just to clear any confusion, I believe what rboksic meant is 240 to 260 KW at the rear wheels.This being a crapload more than the standard 240KW at the flywheel. To provide a comparison, a standard car will produce anywhere between 185 to 210KW at the rear wheels.Cheers<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Who gets 260atw with only edit???240 yes.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Yep agree with you there Flukeyluke..........have'nt heard of a standard edit going higher then around 245-250 without some other enhancements.......
September 28, 200521 yr #9 Who gets 260atw with only edit???240 yes.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>cough cough the results speek for themselvesall the time and on other dynos too!!!!
September 28, 200521 yr #10 Who gets 260atw with only edit???240 yes.cough cough the results speek for themselvesall the time and on other dynos too!!!! Lets see it on the track la la la la la
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