my tune, my dyno, my story...
Re: my tune, my dyno, my story...
Originally Posted by Coyote
Just out of curiosity, why is the price for remapping the SRT cpu nearly
double that of the NA Crossfire? C'mon guys, reprogramming an ECU is
the same no matter what car you are working on. It's just making some
mods to table data. Are you telling me that there are twice as many
table entries to remap on the SRT?
Coyote
double that of the NA Crossfire? C'mon guys, reprogramming an ECU is
the same no matter what car you are working on. It's just making some
mods to table data. Are you telling me that there are twice as many
table entries to remap on the SRT?
Coyote
Last edited by JP@SI; 01-23-2007 at 02:12 PM.
Re: my tune, my dyno, my story...
Originally Posted by JP@SI
By all means, if you want to work with boost/timing/fuel maps on a more expensive and higher liability ECU to replace... it is more difficult to tune a car that's got twice as many mods capable to upgrade than it is another car that isn't. Hell, if it were easy to do, why isn't our software for a Bentley Continental GT 6.8T $400 instead of $2,000?
why are stupid oil filters for european cars nearly twice as much as the jap cars.
Re: my tune, my dyno, my story...
Advans, like I said I'm in but half of total will be the prudent thing to do. I don't know this person, and anybody sending full payment over the internet for something without guarantee or anything is foolish.
You have interested members here but asking for full deposit before we've even had the ability to test the goods is folly.
Come to New York, do the work, get the rest of the money. It’s like that with any industry. I didn't pay my carpet cleaning guys before they cleaned my carpet. I paid them after they showed me the carpet was clean.
Thanks again.
You have interested members here but asking for full deposit before we've even had the ability to test the goods is folly.
Come to New York, do the work, get the rest of the money. It’s like that with any industry. I didn't pay my carpet cleaning guys before they cleaned my carpet. I paid them after they showed me the carpet was clean.
Thanks again.
Re: my tune, my dyno, my story...
Originally Posted by MAYAman
Advans, like I said I'm in but half of total will be the prudent thing to do. I don't know this person, and anybody sending full payment over the internet for something without guarantee or anything is foolish.
You have interested members here but asking for full deposit before we've even had the ability to test the goods is folly.
Come to New York, do the work, get the rest of the money. It’s like that with any industry. I didn't pay my carpet cleaning guys before they cleaned my carpet. I paid them after they showed me the carpet was clean.
Thanks again.
You have interested members here but asking for full deposit before we've even had the ability to test the goods is folly.
Come to New York, do the work, get the rest of the money. It’s like that with any industry. I didn't pay my carpet cleaning guys before they cleaned my carpet. I paid them after they showed me the carpet was clean.
Thanks again.
Re: my tune, my dyno, my story...
Originally Posted by vetofunk
I had planned on getting the setup from Renntech...ECU and Pulley. Now if I get this ECU tune and then get the pulleys in the spring, will I have to re-tune? I have an srt-6.
Re: my tune, my dyno, my story...
Originally Posted by JP@SI
By all means, if you want to work with boost/timing/fuel maps on a more expensive and higher liability ECU to replace... it is more difficult to tune a car that's got twice as many mods capable to upgrade than it is another car that isn't. Hell, if it were easy to do, why isn't our software for a Bentley Continental GT 6.8T $400 instead of $2,000?
for automotive ECUs, but I write a lot of code for my living, so don't
assume I have no knowledge of what you are doing to remap the ECU.
And I know your work needs to be precise (or fairly so), but between the
Limited and SRT6 there are not that many additional table entries that
need to be modified (and, yes I'm aware that the blower adds added
complexity). On the other hand, I have a developer that wants to
change me $2 million just to write a relay server for my email system, which
is simply a modification to his existing applications code base... I don't
think he'll get it. However, you've answered my question, so thanks.
Coyote
Re: my tune, my dyno, my story...
Originally Posted by JP@SI
By all means, if you want to work with boost/timing/fuel maps on a more expensive and higher liability ECU to replace... it is more difficult to tune a car that's got twice as many mods capable to upgrade than it is another car that isn't. Hell, if it were easy to do, why isn't our software for a Bentley Continental GT 6.8T $400 instead of $2,000?
of scale. I.e. there are more potential targets for the non-SRT mod, so cost
should be lower if the item sells.
Coyote
Re: my tune, my dyno, my story...
Just wanted to link all of you to an FAQ that hopefully wraps everything up, concisely, into one thread: https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ad.php?t=13881
Coyote, no worries, feathers need to be ruffled - and to be honest, we get that question all the time. So get on this boat, I know you want to.
Coyote, no worries, feathers need to be ruffled - and to be honest, we get that question all the time. So get on this boat, I know you want to.
Re: my tune, my dyno, my story...
Originally Posted by JP@SI
Just wanted to link all of you to an FAQ that hopefully wraps everything up, concisely, into one thread: https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ad.php?t=13881
Coyote, no worries, feathers need to be ruffled - and to be honest, we get that question all the time. So get on this boat, I know you want to.
Coyote, no worries, feathers need to be ruffled - and to be honest, we get that question all the time. So get on this boat, I know you want to.
Re: my tune, my dyno, my story...
Originally Posted by x'ed
you will get more power from the chip flash.
I also have some other priorities at the moment that has my money tied up.
Re: my tune, my dyno, my story...
Originally Posted by GatorLCA
Yeah but the combo of the pulleys with the ECU will gain more than just the ECU. Plus the Pulleys aren't that expensive $370 and I won't have to get the ECU re-flashed to take in consideration of the new pulleys. I'd rather just get it all done at once or rather in order to not spend more money on a separate re-Flash (even if it's a fraction of the cost).
I also have some other priorities at the moment that has my money tied up.
I also have some other priorities at the moment that has my money tied up.
i'm getting pulleys after getting the ECU mapped.
Re: my tune, my dyno, my story...
Originally Posted by intenseblu
i think you will be ok with current tune + 50 shot ... just don't try to go higher than that ... and take the precautions we spoke about ... you can always run 100 octane when you go to the track to give you that extra measure of safety.
Re: my tune, my dyno, my story...
Hey JP,
We all know that the SRT6 is rated 330 bhp and the C32 is rated 349 bhp. Does you happen to know where that missing 19 hp went and/or is that something that your ECU reprogram regains?
Also, the Evosport ODPS that is sold with your performance package, is that the dampened one? From the discussion on this before, the consensus have been to go with the dampened one.
Thanks,
HB
We all know that the SRT6 is rated 330 bhp and the C32 is rated 349 bhp. Does you happen to know where that missing 19 hp went and/or is that something that your ECU reprogram regains?
Also, the Evosport ODPS that is sold with your performance package, is that the dampened one? From the discussion on this before, the consensus have been to go with the dampened one.
Thanks,
HB
Re: my tune, my dyno, my story...
Originally Posted by srt6_crossfire
Hey JP,
We all know that the SRT6 is rated 330 bhp and the C32 is rated 349 bhp. Does you happen to know where that missing 19 hp went and/or is that something that your ECU reprogram regains?
Also, the Evosport ODPS that is sold with your performance package, is that the dampened one? From the discussion on this before, the consensus have been to go with the dampened one.
Thanks,
HB
We all know that the SRT6 is rated 330 bhp and the C32 is rated 349 bhp. Does you happen to know where that missing 19 hp went and/or is that something that your ECU reprogram regains?
Also, the Evosport ODPS that is sold with your performance package, is that the dampened one? From the discussion on this before, the consensus have been to go with the dampened one.
Thanks,
HB
Oh - and our pulleys are dampened (your package price includes this).
JP@SI