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As a small announcement, we're offering 10% off of our Stage 1 & 2 NA tunes as well as Flash & Go tunes through July 4th. PM or email me at sales@delicioustuning.com.com for details!
Sincerely, Delicious Tuning |
Zack,
Just curious, did you do any 0-60 testing to see how much faster your base NA tune was then stock? |
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Sincerely, Delicious Tuning |
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Do you have an ETA on when this might be available? This + Flex Fuel kit + Stage 2 tune is seriously exactly what I'm looking for. And I wouldn't have to keep reflashing between E85 and 91 tunes. |
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Cheers, William Knose Delicious Tuning |
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Thanks, was just curious cause I would have liked to take advantage of the 10% off this week! |
Hi All,
We have been testing our Closed Loop Fuel Correction (under WOT) and it has been working well. To boot we have implemented our Stage 1 NA tune on a pure Speed Density tune so that you can switch between ANY intake whenever you want. Now you will not need a specific tune for a specific intake as AFR, timing and cams will always be correct. More to come... Cheers, William Knose Delicious Tuning |
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This is really exciting news, great options. Is the speed density or hybrid mode good to go? |
MT Turbos for AT with tune?
Ok so I'm having a hard time trying to understand this as I know nothing about turbos or superchargers let alone drive a manual trans. I have an AT FRS and if I wish to go FI in the future, do these tunes make a system that is designed for manual transmissions compatible with an auto? For example, the turbo kit from PTuning is only for manual cars as I've come to find out. But with the tune that's being offered, does it make it possible to use this kit on an auto? Thank you in advance for insight.
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For those of your with turbos running this tune and am EBCS. How do you have it hooked up? I emailed them to ask (I'm having trouble with boost levels) but figure while I wait I'll ask here too. :)
It's hooked up exactly like they recommend and plugged into the purge valve harness. The only difference is I'm not running port 1 to the intake. It's just vta. My last car was like that, so I figured why not. I don't have a port on my intake anyway. Or is that needed to be hooked up? I've read it's okay both ways. But maybe not. If I bypass the controller I get wastegate pressure. |
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Sincerely, Delicious Tuning |
Okay sounds good. It's something else then. I tried both ways and neither works. So I'll wait to hear back from you.
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