motox502

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I purchased my Evo already flashed by someone and it is WAYYY too fast for snow. Does anyone know where I can download a stock tune for a 2006 IX?

Thanks

Smike

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Less driver mod

Proper tires, respect the road, play nice.

motox502

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I have brand new Blizzak LM60's :-) The thing just hits full boost at like 1/8th throttle.

rcheung

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Full boost at part throttle? That seem highly unlikely. I've driven a few evos old and new and never had an issue with boost coming in when I didn't want it to including one with a tme 6.5 turbo.

evo8426

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use your brain when driving and you should not have a problem, dont push the gas pedal too far because you can really drive this car easy

motox502

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I may be exaggerating a little bit. But the boost creeps up soooo quick. Its actually hard to drive on the highway because when I am just cruising and going up a hill it starts building boost and pulling then I have to let out of it. Its really annoying. Idk who tuned it, but I definitely dont like it.

spooldursti

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Not liking a car bc it's "too fast" seems a bit odd to me. To each of his own I guess.

motox502

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lol, it's far from too fast, but the rev limiter gets pretty annoying when the roads are slick and my tires arent hooking. Idk why this thread turned into this. I just wanted to see if someone could provide me with a stock tune, thats all. Sorry.

silver9mr

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yea dude just dont hit the gas so hard and get better tires

Fittest

Who and what was it flashed by? You may have a tune that isn't working for the existing parts on the Evo. Do you still have contact with the former owner? It also sounds like you just need snow tires since you're describing how your tires basically spin out and you're afraid of losing control.

stamlon

cruise around in 5th ha

Thore

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life of a Evo owner. its rough but its the burden we all share.

edogg23

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depending on what is done to your car a stock tune might not even be safe.

Jim in Tucson

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OP, if your EVO has mods that support its level of tune, then you can't simply load a stock tune.

Do you have a manual boost controller? If so simply turn down the boost to run on the wastegate only.

If no MBC then you could either reduce the ECU boost control, or simply pull some timing across the boosted area of the map.

Or, you could simply lower the rev limiter to, say, 3,000 rpm.

ReaperX

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^Agreed

Sounds like you have a heavy foot. Stay under 3k rpm and you will be fine.