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chris, anybody there??
chris, anybody there??
......Chris will be back. Hypertech is just shut down because of the weather they have had in TN.
FWIW, I did take the time to study the before/after dyno sheet you posted up and it looks just fine. They did tune (correctly IMO) the ECU to move the load (torque) peak higher in the rpms and netted good gains for a street tune on a car with OEM exhaust w/cats. If this is what you're after then it looks fine to me. If you're looking for something to get you started towards a fully bolted street and/or some track use car, then it is more cost-effective to go with a more "open" tuning source.
After all the grief I gave Chris in trying to find out just what the heck they are doing, I wanted to respond back that IMO the tune result, based on the posted dyno of the final result on the beta test car, reflects good tuning technique and the expected gains.
i enjoyed this thread so far more than any other i've read. compliments to everyone on their candor and behavior.
Holy hell... Hope you're doing okay.
Seriously? Because I don't think Forzda1's behavior was good. With quotes like "marketing coolaid" and "ignorant souls" he basically called Hypertech liars and any potential customers stupid. But, now the product is probably OK and we have his blessing. Gee, thanks!
Seriously? Because I don't think Forzda1's behavior was good. With quotes like "marketing coolaid" and "ignorant souls" he basically called Hypertech liars and any potential customers stupid. But, now the product is probably OK and we have his blessing. Gee, thanks!
he was curt and very blunt, and direct, certainly. but i have to applaud more than a few things here;
1) hypertech responded and did so without getting heated or defensive. they could have walked away or gotten ticked in response which would have only fueled the flames.
2) FORDZA did in fact in more than one post not only admit he had done some research and gotten the answers he was looking for, but gave the company thumbs up and recognized the unit for what it is, positively.
3) aside from other speed bumps, there were several good pages worth of not only information on the hypertech, but what good engine management does and should do to these cars.
frankly, there are a ton of sour threads and fanboy tirades on these forums which go unchecked and serve zero practical advisory role to a consumer. threads like this where real tangible BS free data is conveyed need to be the norm, not the exception, so while its not Emily Post in here, it is something that we need to see more of on this forum in terms of results given.
I would like to thank you for the compliment. The mods in this section do their absolute best to run a tight ship and not let misinformation run rampant. With the robust knowledge of our fellow members we're able to keep this a place where everyone can enjoy learning something about their cars.
Again, we really do appreciate the compliment!
he was curt and very blunt, and direct, certainly. but i have to applaud more than a few things here;
1) hypertech responded and did so without getting heated or defensive. they could have walked away or gotten ticked in response which would have only fueled the flames.
2) FORDZA did in fact in more than one post not only admit he had done some research and gotten the answers he was looking for, but gave the company thumbs up and recognized the unit for what it is, positively.
3) aside from other speed bumps, there were several good pages worth of not only information on the hypertech, but what good engine management does and should do to these cars.
frankly, there are a ton of sour threads and fanboy tirades on these forums which go unchecked and serve zero practical advisory role to a consumer. threads like this where real tangible BS free data is conveyed need to be the norm, not the exception, so while its not Emily Post in here, it is something that we need to see more of on this forum in terms of results given.
Chris, I have a question for you. I see that this says it is for all first gen ms3's, but did you guys account for the fact that the 09 ms3 has significantly different ecu programming? I think the tables are all the same but they are all jumbled up and in different places or something like that. I just want to make sure because I am considering getting one of these things and while it seems you guys did a bunch of homework, I didn't see this mentioned anywhere.
Thanks