07 HR reflash completed!!
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12-20-2007, 07:40 AM
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Originally Posted by 350Zimo
i'm actually willing to spend money on a reflash. would it be compatible with a turbo when i eventually turbo the car.
I can tell you the new programing on the reflash for an N/A HR motor is very impressive. My car has been used as the test car and I've been driving it around with the new flash since the beginning of the month. The car is much more responsive and the additional power is noticeable. More work is going to be done beginning mid January, so I wouldn't expect to see an official reflash go on sale at least until February.
12-20-2007, 07:51 AM
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Any specs on the flash? i wouldnt buy a tune unless I knew some of the parameters set and seen before and after dynos.
I know technosquare is legit, but details wanted.
Do they chip the computer? Is that why it costs soo much? I just think $500 to flash a prom is expensive unless they need to modify the board and put an Eprom in it and then flash it.
Flashing an eprom takes what 30 seconds? Granted they needed to come up with the tune, but its still kinda steep to bump timing a little and take out a tad of fuel.
I know technosquare is legit, but details wanted.
Do they chip the computer? Is that why it costs soo much? I just think $500 to flash a prom is expensive unless they need to modify the board and put an Eprom in it and then flash it.
Flashing an eprom takes what 30 seconds? Granted they needed to come up with the tune, but its still kinda steep to bump timing a little and take out a tad of fuel.
12-20-2007, 08:11 AM
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Here you go. The setup on this car was Nismo exhaust and Fujita intakes. Next month we'll have the results with the same as above, but with HFCs added in and also results for OEM airboxes with Nismo exhaust and OEM cats.
12-20-2007, 12:16 PM
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My guess is going to be February for availability.
scardeal, it will work with an AT, but that might take longer to become available. Technosquare will probably need to get an AT up on the dyno first.
I'm shooting for 300. We'll see want kind of numbers I can get to with HFCs on. After that I'll be waiting for Unorthodox pulleys, grounding kit, etc. to squeeze every bit of power I can.
scardeal, it will work with an AT, but that might take longer to become available. Technosquare will probably need to get an AT up on the dyno first.
I'm shooting for 300. We'll see want kind of numbers I can get to with HFCs on. After that I'll be waiting for Unorthodox pulleys, grounding kit, etc. to squeeze every bit of power I can.
12-20-2007, 04:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Profink
My guess is going to be February for availability.
scardeal, it will work with an AT, but that might take longer to become available. Technosquare will probably need to get an AT up on the dyno first.
I'm shooting for 300. We'll see want kind of numbers I can get to with HFCs on. After that I'll be waiting for Unorthodox pulleys, grounding kit, etc. to squeeze every bit of power I can.
scardeal, it will work with an AT, but that might take longer to become available. Technosquare will probably need to get an AT up on the dyno first.
I'm shooting for 300. We'll see want kind of numbers I can get to with HFCs on. After that I'll be waiting for Unorthodox pulleys, grounding kit, etc. to squeeze every bit of power I can.
