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hemlor
01-18-2017, 10:25 PM
Hope everyone is having a good start to 2017.

I'm wondering if you guys can take a look at the attached logs. The combined 3rd and 4th gear log is from Dec 2016 and the separate 3rd and 4th gear logs are from Jan 18/17 (earlier tonight). The mods are the same in Dec and Jan but I was still on summer tires in Dec while I'm now on winters (not sure if it matters).

The main difference that I see is the wastegate duty is quite a bit higher in my Jan run vs. Dec but the other values seem within the range that Stratified lists with their flash updates.

I appreciated any information you can share.

Thanks a lot

Below are a list of mods:

COBB AP v2
CPe Nano SRI
metal TIP (unknown brand)
JBR 88A RMM
UR test pipe
autotech HPFP internals
CPe TMIC
Denso 1-step colder plugs
current map: Stratified flash tune Stage 3 93 v3.00

hemlor
01-18-2017, 10:28 PM
Forgot to mention that I have a gen2.

SomeGuy
01-18-2017, 11:23 PM
3000-6700 pulls please, not these high rpm ones...looks generally weak for the listed mods, get a pro tune.

hemlor
01-18-2017, 11:30 PM
3000-6700 pulls please, not these high rpm ones...looks generally weak for the listed mods, get a pro tune.

Thanks for your help.

Would a pro tune help with power gains or with power delivery, or both compared to a flash tune?

Thanks

MS3_
01-19-2017, 03:07 AM
yup, what he said.. do 3000-6700 log and yes pro tune or even E-tune will be much better. get the stratified e tune, worth the money. i started with flash tune and now im etuned by stratified.

hemlor
01-19-2017, 03:10 AM
yup, what he said.. do 3000-6700 log and yes pro tune or even E-tune will be much better. get the stratified e tune, worth the money. i started with flash tune and now im etuned by stratified.
Thanks a lot.

I'll probably contact stratified in the spring for a custom tune.

SomeGuy
01-19-2017, 04:28 PM
Thanks for your help.

Would a pro tune help with power gains or with power delivery, or both compared to a flash tune?

Thanks

Both...makes a big difference running a tune for the car versus an OTS map.

S.F.W.
01-19-2017, 05:01 PM
Fobio

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hemlor
01-22-2017, 08:02 PM
Thanks for the feedback. I've attached some logs that are in the recommended RPM range. I couldn't hit 6600rpm in the 4th gear pull, I got to about 5700.

Regardless, I'll be getting a custom tune come spring or earlier.

Thanks again

pwdunmore
01-23-2017, 02:00 PM
I would personally get a Protune to control the boost ramp up, you are hitting a high load (more than I would be comfortable with on stock pistons/rings) at a low RPM range.

The OTS tune is pretty good compared to the Cobb OTS ones, but if you plan to keep the car for a while I would get a tune to keep the high calculated load out of the 3000-3500 range.

SomeGuy what do you think?

SomeGuy
01-23-2017, 07:37 PM
Yeah...among a few other things. Needs some MAF cal, LEC or BEC is too aggressive, has some flow issues above 5500rpm should be able to get a bit more out of a k04 in that rpm range.