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10-16-2020, 05:43 PM | #15 |
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The MY17 header even on E85 catted or decatted has a sizable TQ dip. I tried to ignore it but its worse that the MY13-16 header as for as that goes. A Gruppe-S header and a OFT can all be scored for under $1k and has been the best bang for the buck for a while now. Why anyone would spend $1.5K on a nice flex fuel ECUtek tune just to handicap it with an inferior OEM header is beyond me.
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Tuning will be much safer (for the engine) when your tuning on a dyno And there is no point in having 200hp if you cannot lap the car without issues. I've seen tunes so lean it is amazing that the engine survives street abuse, let alone sustained lapping. As for distance, I travelled 1000km from QLD to NSW because I wanted my car tuned by someone who was good.
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Albeit my car only ever ran on 98RON as E85 isn't readily available here. And after fitting a little turbo to point was mute. As for the older header, I believe the better torque down low was due to the smaller diameter of the runners, whereas the 17+ with the larger diameter piping had the advantage up higher in the rev range.
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