992 Carrera OBD Flashing
#631
I just need a GTS in the US who let us borrow it on the dyno to confirm testing results. We have yet to see one here. (holla if you got one!)
Hardware is identical to the S, so it's just a calibration change. Once we have this we will have a public announcement regarding GTS along with power figures.
-Charles@M
Hardware is identical to the S, so it's just a calibration change. Once we have this we will have a public announcement regarding GTS along with power figures.
-Charles@M
I will be in Florida next month, passing through Fort Lauderdale on 15th of April, if my schedule works out. I was thinking about picking up the M-Tuner directly at your new facility. Would that be possible?
#633
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^ I have the option of the valves being open all the time. I achieved that the old fashioned way: getting rid of them
Anyhow, your question was answered if you scroll up a bit, they were discussing this a few days ago in this thread. Short answer: hasn’t been fully resolved yet
Anyhow, your question was answered if you scroll up a bit, they were discussing this a few days ago in this thread. Short answer: hasn’t been fully resolved yet
#634
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Well, I did my first launch control today.
What happened?
Well, for launches pre-flash the RPMs go to about 5k and don’t go any higher until you release the brake.
With this map, your RPMs go up to near redline. When I released, the tires spun before I could hook up and go.
Suffice to say that getting a better launch is not the reason to get this tune (especially if you want to save your tires!) but if the tires could actually hook up I have no doubt this this launch gets you easily under 3 seconds 0-60 mph.
What happened?
Well, for launches pre-flash the RPMs go to about 5k and don’t go any higher until you release the brake.
With this map, your RPMs go up to near redline. When I released, the tires spun before I could hook up and go.
Suffice to say that getting a better launch is not the reason to get this tune (especially if you want to save your tires!) but if the tires could actually hook up I have no doubt this this launch gets you easily under 3 seconds 0-60 mph.
Last edited by Tupper; 03-20-2022 at 11:08 PM.
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AlterZgo (03-20-2022)
#635
Did you have them remove the rev limiter when car is at a standstill? I wonder if that’s what did it.
#637
Three Wheelin'
Well, I did my first launch control today.
What happened?
Well, for launches pre-flash the RPMs go to about 5k and don’t go any higher until you release the brake.
With this map, your RPMs go up to near redline. When I released, the tires spun before I could hook up and go.
Suffice to say that getting a better launch is not the reason to get this tune (especially if you want to save your tires!) but if the tires could actually hook up I have no doubt this this launch gets you easily under 3 seconds 0-60 mph.
What happened?
Well, for launches pre-flash the RPMs go to about 5k and don’t go any higher until you release the brake.
With this map, your RPMs go up to near redline. When I released, the tires spun before I could hook up and go.
Suffice to say that getting a better launch is not the reason to get this tune (especially if you want to save your tires!) but if the tires could actually hook up I have no doubt this this launch gets you easily under 3 seconds 0-60 mph.
#638
I did launch controls before I asked for the rev limiter to be removed recently, and the starting rpm's didn't change from stock.
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APEX GT3 (03-22-2022)
#639
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1. You have to have lightning reflexes to get off the line at 6k RPM. Because in order to launch you have to floor the throttle and the RPM gets to max pretty quickly
2. In a traditional launch I like to hold the throttle down for a few seconds to build up boost before releasing the brake
#640
Three Wheelin'
I've got the manual launch fairly dialed in using the stock 3500 rpm limiter. It requires a smooth release of the clutch to keep the rpm above 3500 which will give a little tire spin but no bog. Unfortunately we have no flat foot shift like the GT3. I wish that could be programmed in!
#641
Three Wheelin'
^ The problem with this is two-fold:
1. You have to have lightning reflexes to get off the line at 6k RPM. Because in order to launch you have to floor the throttle and the RPM gets to max pretty quickly
2. In a traditional launch I like to hold the throttle down for a few seconds to build up boost before releasing the brake
1. You have to have lightning reflexes to get off the line at 6k RPM. Because in order to launch you have to floor the throttle and the RPM gets to max pretty quickly
2. In a traditional launch I like to hold the throttle down for a few seconds to build up boost before releasing the brake
#642
Instructor
This was my experience as well, and my rev limiter is also removed. Tach pegged at 5k at start, release brake, more wheel slip than stock but not excessive, then hooks and goes like crazy. Pulls *significantly* harder than stock once hooked, but the slight extra wheel spin at start results in very similar 0-60 times. My Pirellis are fairly worn, so looking forward to seeing results with new tires.
#643
This was my experience as well, and my rev limiter is also removed. Tach pegged at 5k at start, release brake, more wheel slip than stock but not excessive, then hooks and goes like crazy. Pulls *significantly* harder than stock once hooked, but the slight extra wheel spin at start results in very similar 0-60 times. My Pirellis are fairly worn, so looking forward to seeing results with new tires.
#645