Anyone have a link to stats on a Eurocharged tune on a 2012 P31?
Stock whp/tq vs. Tune?
Beyond tuning where else can I get mods.?
I'm having a hard time finding parts to modify a coupe
The tune is not different for a P31. It is the same tune and that is why a non P31 gains more from the tune than a P31. The only real difference is the motor internals but they do not = more power. I personally saw about 375 RWHP before tune and 422 RWHP after.
I am not sure of what your looking for to modify your car. I own a 2012 P31 coupe and there is a TON of info available on this forum. Just spend a few hours reading. Most performance parts are the same.. There is nothing special about the coupe for performance parts and 99% of parts that fit 4 door fit the coupe.
Hard to find parts? This is just one big joke and waste of time. Get a C63 first. Then try using the search button - there are a million threads on all of this.
Don't be an *** dude.
I just bought a 2012 P31 out of North Carolina and it's back at the dealer now getting CPO'd so I can extend the warranty
I have found a few mods here and there but if I search online all I find is people who have modified their exhaust by removing resonators and secondary cats and air filters
I come from the Japanese market and have been tuning cars for nearly 20 years (yes I'm 35)
It doesn't seem real that a full exhaust for a sedan will fit a coupe?
When I look my Garage Talk app below is what I see in engine performance with no ability to change the page and the newest ad is from February of this year.
This platform is nothing like the Japanese platforms in terms of what is out there. You can do an intake, tune, long tube headers, seconday cat/res delete, and a weistec S/C kit. Otherwise you're left with suspension, wheels, and light cosmetics.
We don't get to choose from 100 different turbo setups or anything like that.
A lot of people buy a used c63 and then come in here asking how to put a wide body kit on it and their plans about a weistec s/c application.
Maybe if you tell us your budget we can tell you what you're limited to. But mostly, you're looking at a tune w/ intakes and a secondary cat / res delete. Probably the most common route right there unless you get long tubes.
By trade I'm physician however my passion has always been cars. So much that I recently invested into obtaining a used car dealers license as a side business to be able to buy and sell cars quicker just to play with them for a while then jump ship without much loss and get something different.
First car on my list - C63 coupe
More recently I have moved from drag strip to road course.
Currently I have a 2000 NSX modified with wheels, brakes, suspension, I/H/E, clutch and flywheel with other weight reduction mods.
I was looking for the same here. But I don't want to spend crazy money if I'm going to sell the car in 6 months to a year
I was looking for a bolt on cat/res delete and an intake system that wasn't $3000 in carbon fiber.
hang on, isnt a physician a medical doctor? if thats the case, then money should be the least of your concerns.
as far as how much gains the ec gives on a p31. im going to assume it ends up about the same ballpark as a non p31 car. the gains are less, the end result the same
The info is all here and pretty easy to find. I'll save you some time though
Tune is most common and good for 30-50hp.
Mike here on forum sells secondary cat delete. Great guy and part. Gain maybe 5-10 hp but better sounding also. He also sells resonator delete but you will get drone and it gets pretty loud.
ROW air boxes are common but it's a 25% chance or so you will get check engine for lean condition when a tune is also installed. Also you can pull carbon air filters but also engine codes are common for lean. In addition gains are minor, maybe 5hp.
Past that is all looks. Coilovers or springs. H&R are less expensive and more basic and KW v3 are the top end.
The guys here get tired of answering the same questions over and over. Just take an evening and start reading all the threads from the last year and you will have all your answers.
The info is all here and pretty easy to find. I'll save you some time though
Tune is most common and good for 30-50hp.
Mike here on forum sells secondary cat delete. Great guy and part. Gain maybe 5-10 hp but better sounding also. He also sells resonator delete but you will get drone and it gets pretty loud.
ROW air boxes are common but it's a 25% chance or so you will get check engine for lean condition when a tune is also installed. Also you can pull carbon air filters but also engine codes are common for lean. In addition gains are minor, maybe 5hp.
Past that is all looks. Coilovers or springs. H&R are less expensive and more basic and KW v3 are the top end.
The guys here get tired of answering the same questions over and over. Just take an evening and start reading all the threads from the last year and you will have all your answers.
Thank you for summing it up.
I think what I'll start with is the secondary cat delete if it's a bolt on. I don't want to cut the exhaust at a shop
You proved my point as well
There isn't much to do beyond an ecu flash, headers/exhaust and minor suspension
Without a S/C
Second cat delete requires the exhaust to be cut on the driver's side before the second cat. Mike now has a clamp to secure the butt joint so no welding is required with the new clamp. No mods to the exhaust are possible without at least one cut unless you do LTHs and mid pipes that bolt up directly to the resonator.
Congrats on the pick up. You'll love the car in stock form, especially a P31 package.
Start with an ECU tune. Tons to choose from and all perform very similar as far as gains go.
Exhaust, I personally cut out my rear resonators and put straight pipes in, that's the only mod I have and I think it sounds great. If you want more down the road, any long tube header option will be adequate for some extra power and a ton of sound.
Beyond that, filters, ROW boxes and you're pretty much done unless you want a blower.
My honest opinion, get some KW V3's, a lightweight wheel set, some 2 piece rotors and shed some of the unsprung weight. It makes a major difference in every driving aspect of these cars.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out! I've done just about everything to these, mild to pure insanity and everything in between.
Yes, eye care to be exact but who said anything about money?
well u did, when u mentioned u didnt want to lose anything when u flip the cars every few months. flipping and modifying cars in general isnt done for the "investment" value.
Here is a my dyno with Eurocharged V5 tune, no other performance modifications. I do not have a dyno from stock, but you do feel the difference in the mid range. The shifting is also much nicer after the tune.
I'm sure with a good dyno tune you can squeeze more whp from the stock p31.
Here is a my dyno with Eurocharged V5 tune, no other performance modifications. I do not have a dyno from stock, but you do feel the difference in the mid range. The shifting is also much nicer after the tune.
I'm sure with a good dyno tune you can squeeze more whp from the stock p31.
Am i seeing the graph right? 385whp with the tune? Seems low on power would expect to see 420 or so with the tune
Idk why guys on this forum have such a had time comphrending location, Do you guys seriously think a C63 in a smug/**** air enviroment is going to perform the same as a C63 in crisp oceal level air thats clean? God no..So Idk why everyone and their mom on this forum automaticly assumes EVERY C63 is going to run EXACTLY the same..Some might come stronger from the factory, some won't
Idk why guys on this forum have such a had time comphrending location, Do you guys seriously think a C63 in a smug/**** air enviroment is going to perform the same as a C63 in crisp oceal level air thats clean? God no..So Idk why everyone and their mom on this forum automaticly assumes EVERY C63 is going to run EXACTLY the same..Some might come stronger from the factory, some won't
O yeah I get it but it's down on power for what ever reason plain and simple.
Not all of us can get 600whp with bolt-ons like you avery. You must live in Death Valley or something huh.
ive never said i have 600whp i said probably around that on crank power ..close to 500 wheel..thats what my car dyno'd on 2 different dynos in 2 different cities was 480whp and 470whp before i had a pulley and my primaries deleted.
I ran around 430whp with ECV5 with row boxes only before any other mods..basically the same HP Eric put down ..so extremely realistic ..you do realize a pulley adds 10-15whp / custom tune another 20-30 whp / fully de-catted is probably another 5-15whp ...so yeah it adds up if you can understand basic mathematics
You live in NYC...and you expect your car to run good? The east coast is probably the worst place to own a N/A car ..the air quality is complete **** and don't even lie, I've been to NYC in the summer, it smelt like a rat crawled inside a couple asses and died. So imagine a car taking in the same air, and you guys wonder why #'s are low
maybe try taking a drive by the ocean once in awhile and actually see how different a N/A car performs vs in the city where theres 500,000 other cars with 500000 other things going on, you people obviously don't think and assume a car should run the same anywhere on the planet..stupidity at it's finest.
Why do you think most cars are going turbo besides MPG? Because they are consistant right accross the board.
I know for a fact 80%+ of people with a OFS tune have whack AF ratios and don't even know it. You never hear of people talking about the car running lean or rich...Uhhh Hurrr durrrrr thats how power gets increased or decreased, it's always some dumb stupid **** like "Tune didnt adapt! i gotta drive for 1500 km before i notice the tune!" no you don't..people on this forum are just mentally retarded.
You guys want more power then tell the tuner to lean car out, you want less power...tell them to run it a lil rich this stuff is common sense
ive never said i have 600whp i said probably around that on crank power ..close to 500 wheel..thats what my car dyno'd on 2 different dynos in 2 different cities was 480whp and 470whp before i had a pulley and my primaries deleted.
I ran around 430whp with ECV5 with row boxes only before any other mods..basically the same HP Eric put down ..so extremely realistic ..you do realize a pulley adds 10-15whp / custom tune another 20-30 whp / fully de-catted is probably another 5-15whp ...so yeah it adds up if you can understand basic mathematics
You live in NYC...and you expect your car to run good? The east coast is probably the worst place to own a N/A car ..the air quality is complete **** and don't even lie, I've been to NYC in the summer, it smelt like a rat crawled inside a couple asses and died. So imagine a car taking in the same air, and you guys wonder why #'s are low
maybe try taking a drive by the ocean once in awhile and actually see how different a N/A car performs vs in the city where theres 500,000 other cars with 500000 other things going on, you people obviously don't think and assume a car should run the same anywhere on the planet..stupidity at it's finest.
Why do you think most cars are going turbo besides MPG? Because they are consistant right accross the board.
I know for a fact 80%+ of people with a OFS tune have whack AF ratios and don't even know it. You never hear of people talking about the car running lean or rich...Uhhh Hurrr durrrrr thats how power gets increased or decreased, it's always some dumb stupid **** like "Tune didnt adapt! i gotta drive for 1500 km before i notice the tune!" no you don't..people on this forum are just mentally retarded.
You guys want more power then tell the tuner to lean car out, you want less power...tell them to run it a lil rich this stuff is common sense
Custom tune will not net you an additional 30 wheel. Sorry not happening. On a turbo car maybe but na nope. If you are getting a custom tune on race gas maybe and I say maybe. Custom tune just gives you a more reliable tune that is smoother for your area that puts out slightly more power over canned tune like 15 wheel max.
Custom tune will not net you an additional 30 wheel. Sorry not happening. On a turbo car maybe but na nope. If you are getting a custom tune on race gas maybe and I say maybe. Custom tune just gives you a more reliable tune that is smoother for your area that puts out slightly more power over canned tune like 15 wheel max.
More reliable..Are you drunk man? a Custom tune won't make your car more reliable ..If anything it knocks off a few miles from it's life...and i already linked a few threads from 2010-2012 where several members netted 20-30WHP more from a custom tune, I myself netted just under 20whp , Same way not every AMG engine will dyno 1:1 ..one may run 5whp less, one may run 20 more. It's been proven COUNTLESS times.
Even EC openly admited they run their tune a bit lower for realibility ..guess their full of **** too eh ...not my fault no one wants to look into tweaking their AF ratios and other stuff that can gain power. Go on, Enjoy your mass marketed stuff.
You guys seriously think EC and every tuner puts a car in EVERY city and tuned the AF ratios for that area? God no, They give a general stable AF ratio that works but hardly pushes the limits of the engine. You people really think their going to push the limits? No, They have to deal with stupid a$$ customers as is, if the tuners pushed harder then they risk stuff breaking (or knocking) and then having to deal with warranties etc, they don't want to deal with that crap.
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