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Has anyone had a strong solid tune on 91oct ?
I have used multiple tunes and sent prob 25 logs for 91 oct tunes , I cannon seem to get even near the same quality of power and smoothness as I get on 94, if I mix a very small bit of race gas in my 91 the tune runs Awsome , they are stage 2 tunes for engine back catless exhaust and drop in , also has anyone ever had good service from Visconti ?
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@jamesm would be your best bet if you are not willing to learn it yourself. |
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That I know , that if tunes were bad but IMHO if should be done live by the tune with a wideband and dyno , I didn't know his NA tunes were bad ? You think I can blow an engine ? My Visconti tune is worse
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Is anyone has a problem with a ecutek tuner , email ecutek and belive me your tuner will get his shit together , Visconti refused to refund me after making me wait 4 days for my tune , I emailed ecutek and 5 min later it a email from Visconti then got my tune ,he was very responsive after that , now he hasent responded for 2 days prick
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You need to stop doing things that make little to no sense since it is just wasting time and money.
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You can always check out our tunes.
Cheers, William Knose Delicious Tuning |
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Cheers, William Knose Delicious Tuning |
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Ill check and see how it goes with visconti, i just want to be able to rest assure that my car is not only performing well but also safely , i did a number of custom maps myself which ran incredibly smooth actually, but i just dont trust that it is the best for my car, as in everything theres no replacement for experience. and that i do not have tuning cars like ours. been out of the tuning game for about 8 years just tuned my sleds quads and all my freinds toys. used to be into it back in the omg thats a rsx days :P
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i will definetly keep you guys in mind tho, if ever my service doesnt get better, which i doubt it will, toni was good for service but not visconti
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I can for 100% sure vouch for @DeliciousTuning Roms being free from tip in knock. They are extremely smooth as well.
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Problem is you picked the two worst reputation tuners known across the boards to begin with. If you had before hand asked openly here who can provide you the best E tunes known you would have saved a ton of cash and time. That said while I know you said you're giving Visconti a chance, truth to be told that's more waisted time based on numerous accounts given here time and time again. Go with the (proven) names and proven vendor/tuners that have been mentioned here for sure.
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91,93,94 are all available where I live. 91 most often as it is certainly "most common". |
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Well I am only a few hours from the refineries here so its always pretty fresh. As far as crickets the Husky 94 here is bad, otherwise most all others have zero noise etc. It's all on ethanol blend & the processing payments and requirements of different clients, all of these fuels are made and sent from only 2 refineries to begin with (for ALL of Canada), that's fact as I used to work at one as a process operator. ;) |
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Someone who knows what they are doing needs to create a dictionary of tuning terms and get it stickied. What is "tip in knock" as opposed to just regular old knock?
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Tip-in knock is knock that is induced by rapidly increasing the throttle.
When you rapidly increase the throttle (say flooring it when just cruising), the engine requires additional fuel immediately to satisfy the instant power demand. Too little fuel will cause the engine to go lean momentarily, causing knock. Usually, getting this tip-in fuel enrichment correct solves tip-in knock. On the FA20 engine, with its high compression, it is nearly impossible to completely eliminate tip-in knock with just tip-in fuel enrichment. It is more prevalent in certain rpm/load points. The octane and quality of the fuel being used also contributes to tip-in knock or lack of it. - Bob Quote:
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