2fast420a
15+ Year Contributor
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- Jun 3, 2003
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Oakland,
California
Actually siueclipse, I am not an example of a 4G63 asshole. I had a turbo'ed 420a before this car so I've dealth with both worlds. I've been on here long enough to see you lie about dyno numbers, make excuses when the numbers are not what you claim and then see you go back to name calling when your excuses dont make any sense.
First what kind of person tunes an EBC on a dyno. Greddy pretty much makes thier boost controllers idiot proof so for it to take you two hours to set a boost controller boggles the mind. If you can't set it in the first 20 minutes you should just walk away from the car and let the professionals set it. Second if you take the time to actually run 21 psi and make sure the AFRs are safe then yes you actually have tuned the car. You do realize there are tons of people on here who actually run thier cars while never going to a dyno. It's not smart but that is the actual definition of "untuned". When you start adjusting settings to correct AFRs for boost then yes you are in fact tuing the car. "Tuned" does not mean that the car is running to it's full potential. It means that adjustments have been made using a dyno, wideband or whatever. If "tuned" meant "full potential" then most the folks on here are running "untuned". I bet 90% of the people here have room for improvement with thier current tuning setup.
The point is you made your 337hp at 21psi so now if you think the car can make more then do it and don't make excuses. For the money you have spent you should be well over 400hp. Your going to HRC in Feb, that is a month from now. Maybe then you'll come back with a better dyno sheet and less excuses.
First what kind of person tunes an EBC on a dyno. Greddy pretty much makes thier boost controllers idiot proof so for it to take you two hours to set a boost controller boggles the mind. If you can't set it in the first 20 minutes you should just walk away from the car and let the professionals set it. Second if you take the time to actually run 21 psi and make sure the AFRs are safe then yes you actually have tuned the car. You do realize there are tons of people on here who actually run thier cars while never going to a dyno. It's not smart but that is the actual definition of "untuned". When you start adjusting settings to correct AFRs for boost then yes you are in fact tuing the car. "Tuned" does not mean that the car is running to it's full potential. It means that adjustments have been made using a dyno, wideband or whatever. If "tuned" meant "full potential" then most the folks on here are running "untuned". I bet 90% of the people here have room for improvement with thier current tuning setup.
The point is you made your 337hp at 21psi so now if you think the car can make more then do it and don't make excuses. For the money you have spent you should be well over 400hp. Your going to HRC in Feb, that is a month from now. Maybe then you'll come back with a better dyno sheet and less excuses.

