Delicious Tuning - Q&A EcuTeK ProECU Tuning and Maps

[jaredram]

Hello, I was wondering if the account header and flex fuel tune would be the correct package to purchase if I am running a different type of UEL header (Revworks) and if the Base tunes would work as well. Also, do.i need.ti change anything from the OEM fueling system to compliment for the e85? Such as e85 safe fuel lines?

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[steve99]

Originally Posted by jaredram

Hello, I was wondering if the account header and flex fuel tune would be the correct package to purchase if I am running a different type of UEL header (Revworks) and if the Base tunes would work as well. Also, do.i need.ti change anything from the OEM fueling system to compliment for the e85? Such as e85 safe fuel lines?

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If your NA you don't need to change any hardware like pumps lines injectors to run E85 just need flex kit and tune.


Only FI guys need to change pump/injectors for increased capacity.

[DeliciousTuning]

Originally Posted by jaredram

Hello, I was wondering if the account header and flex fuel tune would be the correct package to purchase if I am running a different type of UEL header (Revworks) and if the Base tunes would work as well. Also, do.i need.ti change anything from the OEM fueling system to compliment for the e85? Such as e85 safe fuel lines?

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Hey Jared,

We customize each Stage 2 tune to the header you're running. Just put the parts you have installed in the comments section during checkout, and you'll be set!

Regarding the fueling system, as Steve said the stock fuel pump and injectors are more than sufficient for naturally aspirated configurations. All you need is our Flex Fuel Kit, Tune, & associated EcuTek bits.

[DeliciousTuning]

Update: Phase 10 RaceROM has not yet seen a full release for model years newer than 2013/2014, but we have a separate update to the Flash & Go, Edelbrock, Harrop, & Jackson specific tunes.

The latest version is denoted as V23.00, and improvements are as follows:

- Improved midrange throttle response
- Finer control over closed loop fueling control during high load conditions
- Improved power delivery in Flex Fuel Tunes
- *Much* quieter EBCS operation on turbo specific Flash & Go tunes
- Improved drivability across all versions

Updates to the latest versions are the standard $75 fee. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me via email at sales@delicioustuning.com.

[Brzxton]

So i took my jrsc off and am going na and am planning on picking up the stage 2 tune soon. Right now i have a delicious tune and have the maps set on the cruise control, but i might get an aftermarket steering wheel which gets rid of cruise control. I saw there was other options to change between maps and was wondering if you have any videos demonstrating the different methods? Thx

[churchx]

I saw also mods how cruise control stick was refitted to aftermarket steering wheel.

[Brzxton]

Originally Posted by churchx

I saw also mods how cruise control stick was refitted to aftermarket steering wheel.

Yea ive seen those too

[thatfilipinoguy]

Thanks for the amazing tune you guys! I was wondering if there are any updates in the works for the ACE specific tune! Thanks!

[DeliciousTuning]

Originally Posted by Brzxton

So i took my jrsc off and am going na and am planning on picking up the stage 2 tune soon. Right now i have a delicious tune and have the maps set on the cruise control, but i might get an aftermarket steering wheel which gets rid of cruise control. I saw there was other options to change between maps and was wondering if you have any videos demonstrating the different methods? Thx

Unfortunately we don't have any videos detailing alternative map switching methods. The only other option is to switch via the rear defog button combined with max accel input; this needs to be done with the car off.

[Azzudien]

Thanks Zach for all the hard work on my tune. Car runs awesome.

Was my first time ever using any system to tune a car, and Zach made it easy. I think we had 20 plus emails between us as he walked me through the process and made 5 revisions to my tune to get it perfect.
You cannot go wrong using Zach at Delicious tuning on your car. Highly recommend!!!!

Scott

[DeliciousTuning]

Big Update Folks: Phase 10 RaceROM is finally here for all model years and all regions of the world, from 2013-2018 models on USDM, European, Asian, JDM (Yes it's different), and Gulf spec ECU's. Our entire tune library has been updated to accommodate the new software, and we are now rolling out these tunes to new and existing customers.

The latest version for forced induction tunes is denoted as V25.00. Though RaceROM 10 is really a complete and utter overhaul of the way we do tuning on these cars, some of the more important changes are as follows:

- Improved tip in throttle response throughout entire rev range
- Completely overhauled closed loop correction outside of factory closed loop scenarios
- Completely overhauled boost control on turbo systems, implementing a variety of fail safe and target compensations to correct for and protect against overheating oil/coolant, poor quality fuel, AVCS being inactive, and more. We also have a lot more adjustment room to have features like boost by gear, ethanol content, map-switch mode, and more working in tandem with one another.
- Completely overhauled Flex Fuel implementation. Ethanol content, ethanol ignition advance, and more are now all dedicated parameters in EcuTek. The way Flex Fuel is programmed is also far superior in RaceROM 10, and allows much tighter integration into the tune. What this means for the end user is a smoother transition between fuel types, and a smoother ramp in power delivery as ethanol content increases or decreases.
- Dedicated custom map to warn you when your AVCS system has failed to activate in a timely manner, letting you know before you push the car and risk potential damage.
- Vastly improved control over fueling in medium to full load areas.
- Improved transition from low load MAF calculation to high load VE calculation.
- Improved drivability across all versions.
- Addressed a particular bug where some vehicles would experience a hesitation in high gear, partial (20-40%) throttle pulls. This was typically experienced when trying to pass on the highway, for example.

Our NA (Naturally Aspirated) tunes have also been updated with RaceROM 10, and show the following improvements:

- Improved drivability across all versions.
- Vastly improved control over fueling in medium to full load areas.
- Dedicated custom map to warn you when your AVCS system has failed to activate in a timely manner, letting you know before you push the car and risk potential damage.
- Completely overhauled Flex Fuel implementation. Ethanol content, ethanol ignition advance, and more are now all dedicated parameters in EcuTek. The way Flex Fuel is programmed is also far superior in RaceROM 10, and allows much tighter integration into the tune. What this means for the end user is a smoother transition between fuel types, and a smoother ramp in power delivery as ethanol content increases or decreases.
- Completely overhauled closed loop correction outside of factory closed loop scenarios

Current Versions on NA Tunes are as follows:

Stage 1 - V9.00
Stage 2 - V10.00
Ace Header - V11.00

Due to the fact that RaceROM 10 adds so much functionality and extra control over prior RaceROM versions, updates to the latest versions are a $150 fee to cover one hour of our time dialing the new setup in for you remotely. For updates to NA tunes, the charge is $75. New customers will be started off on RaceROM 10 by default. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me via email at sales@delicioustuning.com.

[tomm.brz]

Good info zach that sounds interesting
What does it mean specifixally the closed loop section? I heard rr10 add a total closed loop also with full accelerator.. Does it need to have a fixed wideband lambda in the header for you to tune it?
Is that the "vastly improved fueling" in the medium and high load?
Thanks

[Kodename47]

Originally Posted by tomm.brz

I heard rr10 add a total closed loop also with full accelerator.. Does it need to have a fixed wideband lambda in the header for you to tune it?

No, you have the option of OEM or WB sensor.

[tomm.brz]

What are the advantages of using closed loop all. The time? I mean compared to a open loop with a good scaled maf