tunning.

[joeyhamby94]

So is there any other tuner besides a Cobb ap? Or somewhere to find a Cobb ap that's not 600?!

 

[chimmike]

ModernAutomotive usually sells the AP for $520 shipped overnight.

Hypertech is a tuner, per se, but it is not adjustable at all.

 

[joeyhamby94]

Yeah I have heard of hyper tech but it didn't seem to be as good as a Cobb. And thanks ill check out that place.

 

[boosted1]

ModernAutomotive usually sells the AP for $520 shipped overnight.

Hypertech is a tuner, per se, but it is not adjustable at all.

There are adjustments that can be made on the HT. You can adjust the idle,the top speed limiter,for various intake systems,the factory 0-60 throttle restriction can be removed and the rev limit can be changed.

 

[joeyhamby94]

Do you think hypertech is worth it or save up for a Cobb?

 

[PlayaJ]

depnds on what mods u want to do. i have a hypertech and love it. if you wanna go crazy with ur mods then get an ap, they are definitely worth it

 

[chimmike]

You can tune more precisely for each mod you do with an accessport, aka squeeze every last horsepower out of the car.

IF you have access to e85, the accessport can help you tune for it, making even more power on the stock turbo.

Cobb's off-the-shelf maps have come a long way now and are pretty good, and there are plenty of e-tuners that can maximize your power with it.

 

[joeyhamby94]

Well I have a bov a full exhaust and a intake and I want to get a few more. So probably an ap right?

 

[chimmike]

I'd suggest so, yes. And if you have a full turbo back exhaust, I highly recommend getting upgraded hpfp internals. Then just head over to msf and find a good e-tuner.

 

[joeyhamby94]

Alright thanks man.