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Old 12-10-2014, 04:58 PM   #5713
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The site still works for me. I don't think I've ever been to it on this phone so it wouldn't be cached.
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Old 12-10-2014, 05:01 PM   #5714
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Old 12-11-2014, 12:00 PM   #5715
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Probably dumb question, but how do you upload a new version of the tune if you don't have any more licenses available? Do you have to pay for each new version and license?
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Old 12-11-2014, 01:10 PM   #5716
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License is per ECU, you can flash the ECU with as many tunes as you want. Also note the tune is specific to a license. At least when you are talking about EcuTech.
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Old 12-11-2014, 01:58 PM   #5717
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I wonder what kind of gains I can hope for with e85, headers, and 69mm pulley.
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I wonder what kind of gains I can hope for with e85, headers, and 69mm pulley.


We reached 314-316whp on DSPORT's Dynojet on E85, with a full Tomei exhaust utilizing their EL header and the Type 80 exhaust, topping it off with the 69mm pulley.

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I wonder what kind of gains I can hope for with e85, headers, and 69mm pulley.
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License is per ECU, you can flash the ECU with as many tunes as you want. Also note the tune is specific to a license. At least when you are talking about EcuTech.
Thanks for the info. So to upgrade from 8.65 tp 8.70 you have to buy another tune, or are updates included if you bought your tune from Delicious? (which I did)
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Old 12-11-2014, 06:50 PM   #5721
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We reached 314-316whp on DSPORT's Dynojet on E85, with a full Tomei exhaust utilizing their EL header and the Type 80 exhaust, topping it off with the 69mm pulley.

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On tomei's site they show the UEL header doing a better job of removing the torque dip. Does this matter since we're S/C and the torque dip is basically gone anyway?
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Old 12-11-2014, 08:26 PM   #5722
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Thanks for the info. So to upgrade from 8.65 tp 8.70 you have to buy another tune, or are updates included if you bought your tune from Delicious? (which I did)
Updates are included.
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On tomei's site they show the UEL header doing a better job of removing the torque dip. Does this matter since we're S/C and the torque dip is basically gone anyway?


That is true that the UEL does a better job at removing the torque dip, however, the Innovate kit does that for you. Where the Innovate kit lacks is top end, and that is why the Tomei EL compliments it so nicely. In my personal opinion, if you have an Innovate kit and you're adding a header because you desire more power, it would be silly to get an UEL design as it won't help you at all on the top end; at least not nearly as much as a quality EL design will.


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That is true that the UEL does a better job at removing the torque dip, however, the Innovate kit does that for you. Where the Innovate kit lacks is top end, and that is why the Tomei EL compliments it so nicely. In my personal opinion, if you have an Innovate kit and you're adding a header because you desire more power, it would be silly to get an UEL design as it won't help you at all on the top end; at least not nearly as much as a quality EL design will.


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What if I don't care about the top end? I never go faster than 80 or so and I doubt I ever will. Should I go UEL? Would UEL give better mid and lower gains than EL?
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Did they replace the whole unit or the oil seals only?

On the other hand

I didnt get a reply from Sprintex yet.


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