Hi guys,
I am getting my TN kit soon to be installed on a stock engine with an upgraded 560cc injectors, sued I go with the TN re-flash or a Turboxs UTEC.

If i get the UTEC starting the car for the first time after installation is it rely difficult to tune it.

 

How about a search

 

UTEC without thinking

 

Get the utec. Have a pro tune and install it. If you don't really know what your doing it can cost you an engine 5-6k.

 

YOU CAN USE EU OR THE BLUE OR UNICHIP IF YOU HAVE THE DELAER TO TUNE IT.UTEC I DONT THINK IN KSA CAN TUNE IT BUT EU AND BLUE FOR SURE

 

HAha not ever a question... Utec

 

Utec

 

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ECU flashed EMS for FI is just a time bomb

 

the re-flash doesnt adjust timing enough... it is way off in terms of timing.

 

BUt I call Turbonrtics the other day they say you should not have any problems. See i will have to drive my car CP in Charlette for the UTEC tune do you guys think everything is going to be ok?

 

you need both

 

Yes you do need the one flashed by Turbonetics to run the car before the Utec kicks in with the oncoming of boost.

 

Not true... The car will start and drive with no flash... keep under 2500 rpms and it will drive but better off getting the flash because allows ecu to see boost and rasies idle to 1000 so wont stall with the injectors.

 

If your car is stock except for the TN kit and you plan not a single other mod then the reflash is fine. The TN kit was designed for a stock car. Any mods and you are experimenting.

Respect
JET

 

The only Mods i have are plenum spacer and exhaust will everythign be ok?

 

After what i've read, i would probably do the UTEC if i altered anything at all.

 

I am starting to believe it also? I need all i can get to safe guard my car.

 

No one can promise anything once you have changed from stock configuration.

Which exhaust?

Respect
JET

 

Go ahead and get the TN reflash for starters, and we can add and tune the UTEC later. But yes....get the UTEC for tuning.

 

Get Both and do it right the first time.