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Old Mar 13, 2006 | 11:59 AM
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So, i took my car to Technosquare since im fortunate to be local and Tadashi did my reflash/tune. Sadly, my results were NOT impressive at all. My post flash dyno showed my A/F to be pretty perfect ~13.0 from 2500rpm. So that helped me gain some more Torque but i pretty much didnt get any HP out of the flash. So my question is once you get your A/F to be optimal, is that all that can be done in terms of the flash to squeeze any more HP or TQ out? I dont have my dyno chart in front of me but im pretty sure my numbers are accurate since i've been thinkin about it all week.

Pre-Flash: 245WHP / 232TQ (best of 3 pulls)
Post-Flash: 246WHP / 237TQ (best of 3 pulls)
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Old Mar 13, 2006 | 02:12 PM
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wow...that's brutal...i was thinking of getting the TS flash after a spacer install...but...i guess not. what did TS have to say about it?
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Old Mar 13, 2006 | 03:24 PM
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are you posting peak gains? or is that gains you're seeing throughout the RPM range?

hmm.. if you can post the graph i might be able to help you some, you told Tadashi about the spacer and high flow cats, right?
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Old Mar 13, 2006 | 03:59 PM
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Originally Posted by cvt
wow...that's brutal...i was thinking of getting the TS flash after a spacer install...but...i guess not. what did TS have to say about it?
well, if the spacer is your only mod, i wouldnt get it flashed just for that..


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are you posting peak gains? or is that gains you're seeing throughout the RPM range?

hmm.. if you can post the graph i might be able to help you some, you told Tadashi about the spacer and high flow cats, right?
TQ gains from 2500rpm-5200rpm, then it overlaps. HP pretty much overlapped throughout..maybe a little more from 3000rom-5000rpm. So you do feel a stronger pull through the powerband because of the torque gains. Yea i told Tadashi about all my mods. I showed him my post dyno and he said my A/F looks good and the only way to get more is to use racing fuel or higher octane gas. I know all Z's are a bit different, but i just wanted to make sure that i got everything out i could. I dont have a scanner, but ill try to find someone who does.
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Old Mar 13, 2006 | 05:32 PM
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Your best bet is to post the dyno graphs. It is not always about peak numbers. I gained a lot from the reflash, but more so because it out all of my mods together as one to put down the power
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Old Mar 13, 2006 | 08:04 PM
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Timing can be adjusted but that is usually done with a reflash. If the timing and A/F ratio are where they need to be then the only other option for more power is additional mods with further tuning. If there are intake or exhaust leaks you could see performance issues as well.
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Old Mar 13, 2006 | 10:58 PM
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well, if the spacer is your only mod, i wouldnt get it flashed just for that..

i have i/e and a crank pulley...

anyway..so sorry the re-flash didn't work out for you. how much did you pay?
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Old Mar 14, 2006 | 05:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Rickdogg
Your best bet is to post the dyno graphs. It is not always about peak numbers. I gained a lot from the reflash, but more so because it out all of my mods together as one to put down the power
yea, ill try to find a scanner and post dyno ASAP. But i described a lot more than just list peak gains if you look up at my previous post.
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Old Mar 14, 2006 | 09:16 AM
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agreed...its not always about peak to peak gains...its more about area under the curve....
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Old Mar 14, 2006 | 09:32 AM
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ouch. reflash again? u could just try emanage ultimate/utec and have a tuner tune it for you. Itll cost you more than sending the ecu back but u'll get a customized tune.
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Old Mar 14, 2006 | 09:56 AM
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thanks for the input guys, but lets just leave the gains aside for now. ill start that thread when i have the dyno's scanned. But, i just want to know that once your A/F is optimal, is there anything else the flash can tune to squeeze more power?
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Old Mar 14, 2006 | 10:13 AM
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Why the fawk would you flash if your A/F's are that good before? Makes no sense. Only other thing you can do to get more power is mess with timing, and if your tuning timing NA-Id say there isnt much to be gained really. Wasnt a good call on your part man, sorry. I always tell people, the worst off your A/F, the more power you should see with a flash. I was in the 15's A/F and saw 9whp 12/ftlbs peak.
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Old Mar 14, 2006 | 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Alberto
Why the fawk would you flash if your A/F's are that good before? Makes no sense. Only other thing you can do to get more power is mess with timing, and if your tuning timing NA-Id say there isnt much to be gained really. Wasnt a good call on your part man, sorry. I always tell people, the worst off your A/F, the more power you should see with a flash. I was in the 15's A/F and saw 9whp 12/ftlbs peak.
who said my A/F was good before?? I never even mentioned my pre-flash A/F. What i did mention is that my post-flash A/F is now optimal at ~13.0. Please read more carefully. My pre-flash A/F was ~14.3
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Old Mar 14, 2006 | 10:41 AM
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Damn, my bad, I thought I read prefash 13:1, now I see I was wrong. Well then that is really upsetting to hear man. You should have gained more power. But to answer your original quetsion, timing adjustments can help make power as well. And was it 14.3 midrange and then went richer? Or 14.3 @ redline? Also are both your pre/post #'s on the same dyno? Are they both SAE corrected? Uncorrected/Actual? These things can all change the #'s...
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Old Mar 14, 2006 | 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Alberto
Damn, my bad, I thought I read prefash 13:1, now I see I was wrong. Well then that is really upsetting to hear man. You should have gained more power. But to answer your original question, timing adjustments can help make power as well. And was it 14.3 midrange and then went richer? Or 14.3 @ redline? Also are both your pre/post #'s on the same dyno? Are they both SAE corrected? Uncorrected/Actual? These things can all change the #'s...
its all good bro. The Pre-flash 14.3 was from ~2700rpm then it gets richer. I did the Pre-Dyno, Reflash, Post-Dyno all in the same day. The Dynos were both done at the same place, the same day. Both SAE corrected. Damn, i wish i had a scanner. Well, it seems like i maximized the use of the flash; which is good. A little disapointed at the numbers but hey, thats the way sht goes sometimes. Thanks for all the input guys.
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Old Mar 14, 2006 | 11:04 AM
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Well if your A/F's went into the low 13's mid 12's at redline thats not bad, you werent gonna gain much peak (because of th eok A/F at this point), but did you gain good under the peak?
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