R56 Horsepower/Torque Gains
#1
Horsepower/Torque Gains
Hi everyone,
My 07 MCS has the Forge FMIC, Evolve DeCat DP and full catback exhaust. I have my boost controller ordered, and likely will have the WMW manifold ordered in a couple weeks.
I'm not sure if I should do more prior, or even after, but I'm likely getting the Evolve tune done once I have the funds, anyone have an idea of the hp/tq I'll be riding with come that time? Thanks!!
My 07 MCS has the Forge FMIC, Evolve DeCat DP and full catback exhaust. I have my boost controller ordered, and likely will have the WMW manifold ordered in a couple weeks.
I'm not sure if I should do more prior, or even after, but I'm likely getting the Evolve tune done once I have the funds, anyone have an idea of the hp/tq I'll be riding with come that time? Thanks!!
#2
Why a boost controller? You only add boost without the fuel which is gutsy and risky on any vehicle.
Typically you'll run the car lean because you're over-riding the ECU's set boost parameters without any fuel change.
An ECU tune is a safe, good-bang-for-the-buck since it increase FUEL delivery with the increased boost.
Send back the controller and save up.
- Erik
Typically you'll run the car lean because you're over-riding the ECU's set boost parameters without any fuel change.
An ECU tune is a safe, good-bang-for-the-buck since it increase FUEL delivery with the increased boost.
Send back the controller and save up.
- Erik
#3
Why a boost controller? You only add boost without the fuel which is gutsy and risky on any vehicle.
Typically you'll run the car lean because you're over-riding the ECU's set boost parameters without any fuel change.
An ECU tune is a safe, good-bang-for-the-buck since it increase FUEL delivery with the increased boost.
Send back the controller and save up.
- Erik
Typically you'll run the car lean because you're over-riding the ECU's set boost parameters without any fuel change.
An ECU tune is a safe, good-bang-for-the-buck since it increase FUEL delivery with the increased boost.
Send back the controller and save up.
- Erik
#4
#5
map sensor is there to adjust fuel / adjust timing for pressure changes... of course it is on the factory ecu "curve".
like the last guy said... using a boost controller will be tricky, an old school AVC-1 hardset electronic boost controller would be the easiest to use to control a vacuum reference. I cant see anyway for a newer "smart" controller to work properly. I dont think its worth it... the right way these days is to get the ecu tuned for what you want.
like the last guy said... using a boost controller will be tricky, an old school AVC-1 hardset electronic boost controller would be the easiest to use to control a vacuum reference. I cant see anyway for a newer "smart" controller to work properly. I dont think its worth it... the right way these days is to get the ecu tuned for what you want.
Last edited by MontyRSVR; 08-15-2014 at 09:53 AM.
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