Tune+Snow
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Tune+Snow
Is there any way if i get a tune i can return it back to the stock horsepower and torque without disabling the car for 3 days and sending it back to the tuner?
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2010 C63, 2003 C230 coupe
I think speedriven has a block tuner that can do this. Im not sure if it works with only their tune or any tune. Ask Jo from speedriven, he was quick to answer all my questions.
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Having a tune shouldn't affect snow driving unless you step on the throttle more than you need to for a given situation.
Put the car in "Comfort" and allow the car to short shift.
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Do you realize that the power of the car is TOTALLY related with the amount of throttle you put your foot into? A tune adds most of its power on the mid to high RPMs and I highly doubt it you would reach past 4k RPM if you are driving in the snow...
If the car can take Regular fuel your question has the same bearing as "Should I stop using Premium fuel on winter since the car has more horsepower on Premium?" Totally pointless.
If the car can take Regular fuel your question has the same bearing as "Should I stop using Premium fuel on winter since the car has more horsepower on Premium?" Totally pointless.
#14
Not trolling whatsoever. It was a legit question because it could pose a problem in the winter and that's why I asked so you guys can think it's a ridicolous question or whatever. If you dont have anything to contribute to this thread dont comment.
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Do you realize that the power of the car is TOTALLY related with the amount of throttle you put your foot into? A tune adds most of its power on the mid to high RPMs and I highly doubt it you would reach past 4k RPM if you are driving in the snow...
If the car can take Regular fuel your question has the same bearing as "Should I stop using Premium fuel on winter since the car has more horsepower on Premium?" Totally pointless.
If the car can take Regular fuel your question has the same bearing as "Should I stop using Premium fuel on winter since the car has more horsepower on Premium?" Totally pointless.
^^ end thread.
And yes the question was ridiculous.
#16
MBWorld Fanatic!
Do you realize that the power of the car is TOTALLY related with the amount of throttle you put your foot into? A tune adds most of its power on the mid to high RPMs and I highly doubt it you would reach past 4k RPM if you are driving in the snow...
If the car can take Regular fuel your question has the same bearing as "Should I stop using Premium fuel on winter since the car has more horsepower on Premium?" Totally pointless.
If the car can take Regular fuel your question has the same bearing as "Should I stop using Premium fuel on winter since the car has more horsepower on Premium?" Totally pointless.