‘19 Turbo S HP
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‘19 Turbo S HP
I read somewhere (probably here) that the late 2019 Turbo S actually has the same HP as the Exclusive Series Turbo S - 610 - even though the factory lists the HP as 580. I am sure there is a thread on this. If someone knows more, or could direct me to the thread, i’d be most grateful.
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Actually all the ones I have seen are slightly underrated, most show above 600 adjusted hp, seen several running 93 octane at close to 625 hp adjuusted, and higher when running 100 octane without any programming changes. We are doing an octane test with my ZR1 on the dyno now
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According to my dealer, the only difference between the engine in an Exclusive Edition Turbo S and a ‘standard’ 2019 Turbo S is the programming of the ECU to run slightly higher boost. The Turbochargers themselves are the same. I wonder if it is possible to re-program the ECU in the regular Turbo S without screwing up the warranty.
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According to my dealer, the only difference between the engine in an Exclusive Edition Turbo S and a ‘standard’ 2019 Turbo S is the programming of the ECU to run slightly higher boost. The Turbochargers themselves are the same. I wonder if it is possible to re-program the ECU in the regular Turbo S without screwing up the warranty.
The history of reliability is so strong for these engines and the Cobb tune, I went with @SamboTT@ByDesign He has years of programming this platform without issues. The best part is part throttle drivability is pure stock. WOT power on the dyno graph is above the GT2RS. Best of all worlds. Dropped my 60 to 130mph from 7.4 seconds to 6.3 seconds so the real world power matches the dyno. So easy to do, plug it in, hit program and 15 minutes your finished. Go to the dealer for an oil change, just unload it it back into the programmer ..
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According to my dealer, the only difference between the engine in an Exclusive Edition Turbo S and a ‘standard’ 2019 Turbo S is the programming of the ECU to run slightly higher boost. The Turbochargers themselves are the same. I wonder if it is possible to re-program the ECU in the regular Turbo S without screwing up the warranty.
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According to my dealer, the only difference between the engine in an Exclusive Edition Turbo S and a ‘standard’ 2019 Turbo S is the programming of the ECU to run slightly higher boost. The Turbochargers themselves are the same. I wonder if it is possible to re-program the ECU in the regular Turbo S without screwing up the warranty.
Does the ECU from a 19 TTS have a different part # than an ECU from an Exclusive?
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A Factory program by a dealer is impossible due to vin verification.
The history of reliability is so strong for these engines and the Cobb tune, I went with @SamboTT@ByDesign He has years of programming this platform without issues. The best part is part throttle drivability is pure stock. WOT power on the dyno graph is above the GT2RS. Best of all worlds. Dropped my 60 to 130mph from 7.4 seconds to 6.3 seconds so the real world power matches the dyno. So easy to do, plug it in, hit program and 15 minutes your finished. Go to the dealer for an oil change, just unload it it back into the programmer ..
The history of reliability is so strong for these engines and the Cobb tune, I went with @SamboTT@ByDesign He has years of programming this platform without issues. The best part is part throttle drivability is pure stock. WOT power on the dyno graph is above the GT2RS. Best of all worlds. Dropped my 60 to 130mph from 7.4 seconds to 6.3 seconds so the real world power matches the dyno. So easy to do, plug it in, hit program and 15 minutes your finished. Go to the dealer for an oil change, just unload it it back into the programmer ..
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