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gumflapper Grand Master

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ive heard countless people say that... "dont drive it untill its tuned properly" and that may be, well is true... but what ACTUALLY happens in the long run if you do not get the car tuned accordingly and u drive like a maniac? what damage can be done to the engine? cuz i would assume the "base map" would be very, very similar to the stock ECU... isnt it?

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Swiper the Fox

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ive heard countless people say that... "dont drive it untill its tuned properly" and that may be, well is true... but what ACTUALLY happens in the long run if you do not get the car tuned accordingly and u drive like a maniac? what damage can be done to the engine? cuz i would assume the "base map" would be very, very similar to the stock ECU... isnt it?

no a GTS-t base map has some real nasty timing figures in it and will damage your engine.

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Col-GTSX

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no a GTS-t base map has some real nasty timing figures in it and will damage your engine.

hence why i said dont drive around on it too long or under load...

just plug it in start it up and drive casualy to your tuner, done... :thumbsup:

.:: GimpS-R34 ::. Grand Master

.:: GimpS-R34 ::.

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yeah might jus do it down there or something.. gonna go with godzilla motorsport.. seems very well respected on SAU forums.. jus gotta decide what i should do with upgrades.. possibly wait, but i'm impatient too lol.. yeah i know pfc increases performance a good amount.. it needs a good tune though as it's running 'very' rich atm

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