Technosquare Reflash question
This is probably a really stupid question but:
If your engine is completely stock and you have your ECU reflashed or whatever technosquare does...do you see HP and TQ gains?
If your engine is completely stock and you have your ECU reflashed or whatever technosquare does...do you see HP and TQ gains?
I think in some of the threads, people said that you might gain a bit, but the two things that it does that I like are:
1. 8000RPM redline
2. ability to open up your throttle 100% right when press it to the floor... and not gradually as it does with it being stock
1. 8000RPM redline
2. ability to open up your throttle 100% right when press it to the floor... and not gradually as it does with it being stock
It's pretty retarded to do it stock if you plan on getting modifications in teh form of bolt ons cause you will jsut have to reflash again but if you plan to stay stock performance wise and jsut want the car to have a better response with some power gains go for the reflash stock.
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Originally Posted by whoopazz1
I think in some of the threads, people said that you might gain a bit, but the two things that it does that I like are:
1. 8000RPM redline
2. ability to open up your throttle 100% right when press it to the floor... and not gradually as it does with it being stock
1. 8000RPM redline
2. ability to open up your throttle 100% right when press it to the floor... and not gradually as it does with it being stock
It doesn't raise the redline to 8000RPM. The engines redline is what the engine is safely able to rev to. The stock valve springs aren't going to handle anything near 8000 RPM. There is no point to reving to 8000RPM if you aren't making power up there.
Originally Posted by JETPILOT
It doesn't raise the redline to 8000RPM. The engines redline is what the engine is safely able to rev to. The stock valve springs aren't going to handle anything near 8000 RPM. There is no point to reving to 8000RPM if you aren't making power up there.



