2 bar gain?
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Im having trouble reading what you just typed but Im assuming youre asking why you should get a 2 bar. If you still have your stock MAP your computer will not be able to read boost and it will be alot harder to tune a car based on what youre seeing on the boost gauge. Spend the 75$ or whatever and get a 2 bar
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yea, resolution, and the ability to tune alot more precisely in those load cells. you've certainly pegged your maf and obviously the stock map sensor is only good for ~105 kpa at sea level... do you monitor AFR?
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The nine inch burkhart and 4l80 conversion were a disaster. So we got a bigger stall and looser converter, replumbing trans coolers, putting in the procharger front mount and big red valve. We took out the tci transmission controller out put a speartech harness in. So I figured why not do a 2-bar, while we are at it. Justune just tuned my daughter's z it was a big difference it made.
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