Got the car tuned today...
08-04-2006, 12:39 AM
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Got the car tuned today... Got the car tuned today and it put out 342/347 with a lid, LTs, ory, and a stock catback.
I'm really happy with the results...
Any thoughts?
I'm really happy with the results...
Any thoughts?
08-04-2006, 12:47 AM
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can you give me a description of how it ran before and after the tuning was done...ive never tuned my car (yet) anyways and im just wondering how it "feels" and rives and stuff after the tuning was finished....how does the car react to pedal response now? nice 's # btw 
08-04-2006, 12:55 AM
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It's an '01 M6. Jeremy Formato did the tuning.
It feels way better, the peak numbers didn't sky rocket, but the overall curve got much better. I don't have a dyno sheet, or I'd post it. The cutout will be welded in soon, which will also definately help.
It feels way better, the peak numbers didn't sky rocket, but the overall curve got much better. I don't have a dyno sheet, or I'd post it. The cutout will be welded in soon, which will also definately help.
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Baseline was 338/344...but the peak numbers don't do the tune justice. I wish I had the graph to post, it gained alot throughout the RPM range.
The tune was $400, which included getting rid of the SES, skip shift, and stuff like that.
The SOTP feel is much better!
The tune was $400, which included getting rid of the SES, skip shift, and stuff like that.
The SOTP feel is much better!
