Osiris Tune Twin Turbo Greddy 404HP
12-31-2008, 03:19 PM
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Osiris Tune Twin Turbo Greddy 404HP
They said it couldn't be done. We just finished tuning a twin set up on 6.952lb's of boost and made 404 to the wheels. We would have made more but ran out of injector.
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12-31-2008, 06:55 PM
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Every body I have spoken to said the Osiris would not work on F/I car's.
As long as you got the recal MAF your ok.
I think most people are brain washed on UTEC and all piggybacks.
As long as you got the recal MAF your ok.
I think most people are brain washed on UTEC and all piggybacks.
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01-01-2009, 06:32 AM
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Oh I know...we tune alot of Mustangs that are F/I with stock MAF putting down 715 to the wheel. We see the vg being no different that a Mustang. In fact they have the same type of MAF
01-01-2009, 07:29 AM
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I am also selling the first portion of OASIS in the classifieds (CIPHER).
01-01-2009, 01:15 PM
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I am an Osiris fan.. I knew it could be done since Day one. like S&R Performance said " I think most people are brain washed on UTEC and all piggybacks. "
Did you guys use the stock or modified MAF? I know the stock MAF is at about 5v at 400 hp.
Great work guys
Did you guys use the stock or modified MAF? I know the stock MAF is at about 5v at 400 hp.
Great work guys
01-01-2009, 02:41 PM
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I agree that people are brain washed by utec due to the abundance of tuned cars out there with it ... Uprev has not been blasted out there enough for people to know what it can do ....
I think it was a after market. maf that they were running ...
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Here are some of the advantage of Utec.
1. Boost Control
2. Easy to work with Water/Meth and Nitrous
3. Has active knock control above 5000rpm (ECU stop monitoring knock above 5000rpm which I believe is a must since in a race you stay above 5000rpm most of the time)
4. Can work with a Standalone Wibeband so self tuning/logging is easier and more accurate.
I was going to switched to Osiris but I have water/meth and having active knock control is A MUST for me. I also do my own tuning/adjustment so I want a more accurate WB, I dont trust the OEM wibeband to read below 11.5:1 A/F. Hey if you are happy tuning using the OEM 02 sensor then good for you, I just dont want to take that chance.
There are also third party software that work very well with Utec and very useful. When I race I usually have my laptop on (dont have my CarPC yet) and the software does the auto logging for me and it also gives out sound when coolant, rpm, overboost, knock reach a certain threshold. I'm addicted to it coz when driving hard I just focus on my driving and rely on the sound if something is wrong. Osiris is very promising but it is not above Utec yet.. just my .02
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01-01-2009, 04:48 PM
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I wouldn't hate on the piggybacks as much as you have in this post. Along with what athenG already said, the UTEC is currently half the price of Osiris (factoring in the MAF) and it can be used on any car (easy to resell). While the UTEC does have some issues, it's hard to bash a product that simply works - and has been working for a long time.
As for Osiris - I would be interested in giving it a shot if it can take care of all of the issues (although minor) that I experience, and if I can figure out how to tune the thing myself. But since everything I do is DIY for me, I'm not willing to drop that kind of money for something that is still rather new to the scene and won't be supported by any of the shops around me if I run into trouble.
But yes, UpRev does need to get on here and selling us on the features that will make us want to buy it - just as long as they don't knock other products in the process and try to force it down our throats (I haven't been too impressed with UpRev's tact so far).
EDIT: Just noticed GRD is a Pro-tuner.
As for Osiris - I would be interested in giving it a shot if it can take care of all of the issues (although minor) that I experience, and if I can figure out how to tune the thing myself. But since everything I do is DIY for me, I'm not willing to drop that kind of money for something that is still rather new to the scene and won't be supported by any of the shops around me if I run into trouble.
But yes, UpRev does need to get on here and selling us on the features that will make us want to buy it - just as long as they don't knock other products in the process and try to force it down our throats (I haven't been too impressed with UpRev's tact so far).
EDIT: Just noticed GRD is a Pro-tuner.
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