ECMlink 1g tsi speed density

[Mark E Brooks]

Looking to get some more out of my stock engine setup thinking of going speed density my question is can u do this without tuning dont bash me im new to dsm and turners all together i work at a parts store so the setup is easy for me a fab up just not very knowledgeable on the whole tuning part

 

[ThunderChild]

You will need an ecmlink equipped ECU to do so, and there is tuning involved. That's what's actually giving you gains, not just swapping to SD itself.

https://www.ecmtuning.com/wiki/

Start reading through that, there's tons of good info, and SD operation is covered to a point as well.

 

[Vegas Smith]

Theoretically you shouldn't need any tuning/calibration if the car is completely stock. As mentioned, you'll need an IAT, MAP sensor and ecmlink unless you want to full stand-alone ecu. Probably not worth the effort on a stock engine; better, easier mods to do.

 

[Mark E Brooks]

Ok thanks guys ill check it out

 

[Mark E Brooks]

Theoretically you shouldn't need any tuning/calibration if the car is completely stock. As mentioned, you'll need an IAT, MAP sensor and ecmlink unless you want to full stand-alone ecu. Probably not worth the effort on a stock engine; better, easier mods to do.

What other mods can i do i i have a manual boost controller but it hits fuel cut at like 12 psi

 

[ThunderChild]

What other mods can i do i i have a manual boost controller but it hits fuel cut at like 12 psi

ECMlink will still be the best mod you can do for your car. Any other bolt on may gain some power, but the limitations of the stock ECU will still be apparent, such as your fuel cut issue. ECMlink essentially eliminates the fuel cut function, while allowing you to modify fuel and timing functions to best take advantage of the modifications you make.

 

[Mark E Brooks]

Ok thanks again