:mouth_closed: I got a friend who's GSR kicks out 240hp on wheels boosting 1 bar with a TD05 and stock internals. He did try a 1.5 bar run it gave out 280hp.
We believe and almost can make sure that when we looking at this Mivec turbo dyno chart, if let it boosted up to 2.0kg/cm2. , it definitely can have big improvement in hp output. But you will never do this when you consider the reliability and wear & tear of a dairy driven engine, if you don't do this, it does mean you don't have an sucessful mods here.
This should be the main reason why some tuners wanted to D-Tuned their engines!
:mouth_closed: I know of a waja bolt on turbo (on the stock waja 1.6 engine) which kicks out 180hp with 0.8 bar boost with a TD04L... all thanks to the standalone. With his previous setup on a piggy back ECU, he was only getting around 130hp at the same boost readings.
If this really happaned. It means this tuner does not have enough ECU know-how to bring the stock ECU to a much higher level of modification. this is why some tuner always find it is easier to disturb most standalone ECU but not stock.
Another thing we always in doubt is: How good is his standalone tuning after couple of time taken when compare to stock unit.
We believe and almost can make sure that when we looking at this Mivec turbo dyno chart, if let it boosted up to 2.0kg/cm2. , it definitely can have big improvement in hp output. But you will never do this when you consider the reliability and wear & tear of a dairy driven engine, if you don't do this, it does mean you don't have an sucessful mods here.
This should be the main reason why some tuners wanted to D-Tuned their engines!
:mouth_closed: I know of a waja bolt on turbo (on the stock waja 1.6 engine) which kicks out 180hp with 0.8 bar boost with a TD04L... all thanks to the standalone. With his previous setup on a piggy back ECU, he was only getting around 130hp at the same boost readings.
If this really happaned. It means this tuner does not have enough ECU know-how to bring the stock ECU to a much higher level of modification. this is why some tuner always find it is easier to disturb most standalone ECU but not stock.
Another thing we always in doubt is: How good is his standalone tuning after couple of time taken when compare to stock unit.
