Looking for opinions on tune
#1
Looking for opinions on tune
I'm getting tuned Tuesday and I'm leaning towards getting setup on speed density. This is not a SD vs MAF thread so let's not turn it into that, just looking for opinions. Based on my mods, which I'll include at the end, would you stick to MAF or is the supposed smoothness and better driveability on SD worth it? Thanks in advance.
Stock 05 turbo, gsc s2 cams, walbro 255, stock injectors, ets intercooler with upper+lowering short route piping, springs and retainers, ets intake, aem wideband and truboost, buschur racing straight TBE exhaust(no cat, no muffler, no restrictions.
Stock 05 turbo, gsc s2 cams, walbro 255, stock injectors, ets intercooler with upper+lowering short route piping, springs and retainers, ets intake, aem wideband and truboost, buschur racing straight TBE exhaust(no cat, no muffler, no restrictions.
#9
EvoM Community Team Leader
This is probably something you should discuss with your tuner. Its his skill and experience that will dictate the quality of the end results either way.
#10
My tuner is very capable and knows what he's doing. I was mainly looking for opinions on it being worth it or not at this level, again my reason for going that route has nothing to do with the minimal power gain, I would just love to have an evo that doesn't have low speed jerk and on/off throttle jerk. I'm going to just do it and get it out of the way before bigger mods come into play.
#11
EvoM Community Team Leader
My tuner is very capable and knows what he's doing. I was mainly looking for opinions on it being worth it or not at this level, again my reason for going that route has nothing to do with the minimal power gain, I would just love to have an evo that doesn't have low speed jerk and on/off throttle jerk. I'm going to just do it and get it out of the way before bigger mods come into play.
#15
I just went SD with TSCompUSA and do not have any issues. Do not have to let it warm up.