vishnu vs dynoflash mail in for IX???
Feb 22, 2006, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by jj_008
One advantage to the Ecutek is the ability to use smaller increments in the tuning maps. The techtom only allows 1 degree increments where I think the Ecutek is .1. This gives the Ecutek the ability to fine tune your setup for more power. Of course, both are only as good as the guy tuning them.
Feb 22, 2006, 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by jj_008
One advantage to the Ecutek is the ability to use smaller increments in the tuning maps. The techtom only allows 1 degree increments where I think the Ecutek is .1. This gives the Ecutek the ability to fine tune your setup for more power. Of course, both are only as good as the guy tuning them.
we're talking about mail in's...like some1 else said every car is different, so i would imagine it shouldn't be that fine tuned....now if it was a dyno or road tune than that .1 is important...
Feb 22, 2006, 03:58 PM
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Originally Posted by travman
one is labled vishnu and one is labled dynoflash....your paying for the name that is stamped on the product same as all performance parts.
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Gimme a break...
I've heard, I've heard. If you don't know anything, don't post. Hearsay from a bunch of competitors and enemies means nothing. You just happen to live in the anti-Dynoflash zone.
I've heard, I've heard. If you don't know anything, don't post. Hearsay from a bunch of competitors and enemies means nothing. You just happen to live in the anti-Dynoflash zone.
Originally Posted by Spoolin BluEvo
ok, the dynoflash has a pump gas map and a race gas map right? how do you switch them? i think dynoflash is going to be the way i go but i just had this one question
Feb 22, 2006, 04:14 PM
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What do you think makes enemies? What do you think creates an "anti-Dynoflash zone"? Hint: it's not consistently positive customer experiences. They may not be the norm, but the man has made his own bed in these places.
Feb 22, 2006, 04:15 PM
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Originally Posted by razorlab
Which is a good point for custom tunes but how much fine tuning are you going to do to a ecu that is off the car with an off-the-shelf mail-in flash?
I hope Shiv can come back here and explain the differences between the Ecutek and the Techtom. He has both units and chooses to use the Ecutek for the EVO 9's and the Techtom for the EVO 8's.
Feb 22, 2006, 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by jj_008
One advantage to the Ecutek is the ability to use smaller increments in the tuning maps. The techtom only allows 1 degree increments where I think the Ecutek is .1. This gives the Ecutek the ability to fine tune your setup for more power. Of course, both are only as good as the guy tuning them.
The techtom IX flash gives the tuner complete and full access to all tuning parameters available for the car
I have every map that ecutek supports and more
The main disadvantage of the techtom equipment is that each flash takes 16 minutes per flash and eats up a lot of tuning and dyno time
However, this is of no concern to the end user with a mail in flash as I do all the work for you
$300 is my charge for a mail in flash - SHIPPED - including fed ex overnight return
I have already seen my customers going 12.0 in the 1/4 mile on pump gas with Br Stage 1 package already well demonstrating the proven performance
Feb 22, 2006, 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by jj_008
I only have my car as a variable so it would be difficult for me to know how fine you can go. For me, a ~.5 point of timing away from the knock thresold seems to make my car happy.
That said, it's known that mail in flashes leave some power on the table in the sake of safety and variance between cars. This is common knowledge but not necessarily a bad thing. It's to be expected.
Feb 22, 2006, 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted by ez76
They're not comparable. By Al's own admission he has spent only a single day tuning the Evo IX in a controlled environment (the rest on roads and perhaps on inertial dynos), whereas Shiv has been tuning them on a load-bearing dyno for weeks.
What do you think makes enemies? What do you think creates an "anti-Dynoflash zone"? Hint: it's not consistently positive customer experiences. They may not be the norm, but the man has made his own bed in these places.
You switch them by playing with the setting on a manual boost controller so the ECU reads from the highest load rows. It's not really a race map/pump map configuration like e.g. a stand-alone or XEDE can provide. What you basically have is a pump map with a little bonus performance at the highest boost levels. You can't compare the timing/fuel to a real race gas map at partial throttle.
What do you think makes enemies? What do you think creates an "anti-Dynoflash zone"? Hint: it's not consistently positive customer experiences. They may not be the norm, but the man has made his own bed in these places.
You switch them by playing with the setting on a manual boost controller so the ECU reads from the highest load rows. It's not really a race map/pump map configuration like e.g. a stand-alone or XEDE can provide. What you basically have is a pump map with a little bonus performance at the highest boost levels. You can't compare the timing/fuel to a real race gas map at partial throttle.
I have tuned 56 IX's to date with very positive feed back from customers
Also, all BR350 and BR330 cars delivered have my tuning product and have generated rave reviews
Feb 22, 2006, 04:39 PM
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Originally Posted by razorlab
Which you cannot tune to without the car in the mix. Whoever says they can are liars. Every cars knock threshold is different and you cannot find it without logging or monitoring the actual car which cannot be done on a mail in flash.
That said, it's known that mail in flashes leave some power on the table in the sake of safety and variance between cars. This is common knowledge but not necessarily a bad thing. It's to be expected.
That said, it's known that mail in flashes leave some power on the table in the sake of safety and variance between cars. This is common knowledge but not necessarily a bad thing. It's to be expected.
Feb 22, 2006, 04:54 PM
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Originally Posted by DynoFlash
5 full days at Buschur's Mustang Dyno
Originally Posted by DynoFlash
I spent 3 days 12 hours long working on base maps for the IX at Buschur's Mustang Dyno
Originally Posted by DynoFlash
I prefer to say it how it is and speak clearly
Feb 22, 2006, 05:10 PM
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I think a flash from either Shiv or Al would be great. I would probably just get flashed by whoever is close to you, which if Al.
I also was thinking of gettin' a custom flash, even though I have an XEDE (no PnP harness yet), but I don't think I'm gonna get a flash. I'm worried about not being able to adjust the flash after the fact. If the weather changes or something, I like to have the ability to change stuff.
I also was thinking of gettin' a custom flash, even though I have an XEDE (no PnP harness yet), but I don't think I'm gonna get a flash. I'm worried about not being able to adjust the flash after the fact. If the weather changes or something, I like to have the ability to change stuff.
