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accessport?
Being fairly new to modding, I have a pretty simple question...
Currently I have a CAI from AMS
Topspeed pro 1 exhaust and test pipe
And looking into getting upper ICP
I'm not looking for huge gains at the moment, just looking for a bit more zip out of the car. I understand nothing will beat a pro tune, but would I still benefit from an accessport?
Currently I have a CAI from AMS
Topspeed pro 1 exhaust and test pipe
And looking into getting upper ICP
I'm not looking for huge gains at the moment, just looking for a bit more zip out of the car. I understand nothing will beat a pro tune, but would I still benefit from an accessport?
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Being fairly new to modding, I have a pretty simple question...
Currently I have a CAI from AMS
Topspeed pro 1 exhaust and test pipe
And looking into getting upper ICP
I'm not looking for huge gains at the moment, just looking for a bit more zip out of the car. I understand nothing will beat a pro tune, but would I still benefit from an accessport?
Currently I have a CAI from AMS
Topspeed pro 1 exhaust and test pipe
And looking into getting upper ICP
I'm not looking for huge gains at the moment, just looking for a bit more zip out of the car. I understand nothing will beat a pro tune, but would I still benefit from an accessport?
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For the cobb ap, you can run a stage 1 AMS intake tune.
As for the test pipe, I am not to sure. I know the stage 2 is meant for the dp. But I am not sure about the tp. You may be able to get away with it though. But I would recommend a wideband so you can accurately monitor your AFR's. When I was running a stage 2 ots map, my car was running a little lean on it.
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ETS intakes use stock MAF housing so you can run without a tune. The TP will definitely need a tune. Stage 2 OTS maps from Cobb are geared more for TP and DP from what I was told.
If you have an AMS intake, I think they use a larger MAF housing so you probably should at least use the Cobb OTS maps. Or get a pro tune to get the best results from your mods.
If you have an AMS intake, I think they use a larger MAF housing so you probably should at least use the Cobb OTS maps. Or get a pro tune to get the best results from your mods.
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I hear ya' I'm just itching to at least start putting some of these parts on the car. I don't really have enough time on my hands currently to lose my DD for a day. And currently I'm not looking for HUGE gains. That's why I'm thinking accessport. But I don't know 100% how it works and if it will work ok with my current mods (Still in their boxes)
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ETS intakes use stock MAF housing so you can run without a tune. The TP will definitely need a tune. Stage 2 OTS maps from Cobb are geared more for TP and DP from what I was told.
If you have an AMS intake, I think they use a larger MAF housing so you probably should at least use the Cobb OTS maps. Or get a pro tune to get the best results from your mods.
If you have an AMS intake, I think they use a larger MAF housing so you probably should at least use the Cobb OTS maps. Or get a pro tune to get the best results from your mods.
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yeah you can run that setup with the ots map...if you get an AP you might as well do the stage 2 with the test pipe...you will feel a big bump with the testpipe/stage 2....I ended up doing a stage 3 with an ebc a bit after and the results are mixed...I say go stage 2 and wait for a full tune before you get a boost controller
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As of now I have an AP, still haven't installed any of the mods I listed before with the exception of the cat back. I ran the stock OTS map and went for a little ride. Ran WOT from first to almost the top of 3, had a peak boost of 26psi and a knock count peak of 4. From my little research, Knock count is bad. Should I be running stage one map instead? Also, I don't quite understand the map lingo (how they are labled)
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I would say install your parts and run the stage 2....log and see how your car responds....it may or may not freak out b/c of your intake...it should be ok though and 26psi is what the OTS maps are set to peak at and then taper to 21. Below is what you would want to use, pick the one that goes with the fuel you plan on running. Or run the stage 1 map until you are ready to install the other stuff. And list an example of the map name you are confused about.
http://www.cobbtuning.com/Accessport...M-12-EVO-X-GSR
http://www.cobbtuning.com/Accessport...M-12-EVO-X-GSR
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you guy have been fantastic. i appreciate it. i have the testpipe in and the CAI in and currently running stage 2 93 oct. now to bother you all with another question. I seem to have a small issue with knock, driving around town i get 1 count (not a HUGE deal) but when i go WOT it ranges from 1 to 4 counts. half considering dropping down to 93 LWG just to see what happens.
Also, i have an extra bung in the testpipe, could i put a wideband AFR there and be able to rely on it pretty well? it's maybe a foot to six inches from the DP.
Also, i have an extra bung in the testpipe, could i put a wideband AFR there and be able to rely on it pretty well? it's maybe a foot to six inches from the DP.
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you guy have been fantastic. i appreciate it. i have the testpipe in and the CAI in and currently running stage 2 93 oct. now to bother you all with another question. I seem to have a small issue with knock, driving around town i get 1 count (not a HUGE deal) but when i go WOT it ranges from 1 to 4 counts. half considering dropping down to 93 LWG just to see what happens.
Also, i have an extra bung in the testpipe, could i put a wideband AFR there and be able to rely on it pretty well? it's maybe a foot to six inches from the DP.
Also, i have an extra bung in the testpipe, could i put a wideband AFR there and be able to rely on it pretty well? it's maybe a foot to six inches from the DP.
Do yourself and your car a favor and get it to a good tuner to get things running how they should.
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you guy have been fantastic. i appreciate it. i have the testpipe in and the CAI in and currently running stage 2 93 oct. now to bother you all with another question. I seem to have a small issue with knock, driving around town i get 1 count (not a HUGE deal) but when i go WOT it ranges from 1 to 4 counts. half considering dropping down to 93 LWG just to see what happens.
Also, i have an extra bung in the testpipe, could i put a wideband AFR there and be able to rely on it pretty well? it's maybe a foot to six inches from the DP.
Also, i have an extra bung in the testpipe, could i put a wideband AFR there and be able to rely on it pretty well? it's maybe a foot to six inches from the DP.
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