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PROcede engine control computer
Just received my copy of R&D and on page 23 was an article about a company in Danville CA. call Vishnu. They have developed, I think a clever device that plugs into the cars factory ECU harness, receives the signal from the main computer and adjusts the parameters for increased power. You don't need to reflash the ECU or anything like that. Too bad they only have them for certain BMW's, Subes, and Mitsu! I wonder if some of you Calif. guys might go out and see this guy( if he is close by) and see if he could do somehthing for our vehicles (especially the '63's).
Hey, I know nothing about the system, or the company, but from what I have read, it sounds really cool, and something totally different...!!
Maybe Vadim might have some pull with the guy, or might even know him...........!!
Hey, I know nothing about the system, or the company, but from what I have read, it sounds really cool, and something totally different...!!
Maybe Vadim might have some pull with the guy, or might even know him...........!!
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Just received my copy of R&D and on page 23 was an article about a company in Danville CA. call Vishnu. They have developed, I think a clever device that plugs into the cars factory ECU harness, receives the signal from the main computer and adjusts the parameters for increased power. You don't need to reflash the ECU or anything like that. Too bad they only have them for certain BMW's, Subes, and Mitsu! I wonder if some of you Calif. guys might go out and see this guy( if he is close by) and see if he could do somehthing for our vehicles (especially the '63's).
Hey, I know nothing about the system, or the company, but from what I have read, it sounds really cool, and something totally different...!!
Maybe Vadim might have some pull with the guy, or might even know him...........!!
Hey, I know nothing about the system, or the company, but from what I have read, it sounds really cool, and something totally different...!!
Maybe Vadim might have some pull with the guy, or might even know him...........!!
The Xede was developed and made in Australia by a company called chip-torque, while the Procede started live as a Haltech Interceptor developed and made by Haltech also in Australia.
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Vishnu did not develop the procede or Xede piggyback they just used a product developed by someone else and through his skill tuned it for different FI cars.
The Xede was developed and made in Australia by a company called chip-torque, while the Procede started live as a Haltech Interceptor developed and made by Haltech also in Australia.
The Xede was developed and made in Australia by a company called chip-torque, while the Procede started live as a Haltech Interceptor developed and made by Haltech also in Australia.
Very true.
Vishnu might or might not be a good tuner,but his arrogance is annoying.
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OK, got it......just looking at what he has done for the BMW engine, maybe that same "magic" could be applied to our vehicles. I guess what got me so interested is that he does it with a separate unit instead of reflashing the current ECU. I see more potential with that type of system instead of reflashing the current ECU. You can take it out and still have your original ECU if the other one need to be updated or repaired. Maybe I don't understand everything about it, and there is more to it than that. Seems like you have a handle on this tuner and know his capabilities.
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OK, got it......just looking at what he has done for the BMW engine, maybe that same "magic" could be applied to our vehicles. I guess what got me so interested is that he does it with a separate unit instead of reflashing the current ECU. I see more potential with that type of system instead of reflashing the current ECU. You can take it out and still have your original ECU if the other one need to be updated or repaired. Maybe I don't understand everything about it, and there is more to it than that. Seems like you have a handle on this tuner and know his capabilities.
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Mikey:....Thanks....just learned something because I thought that the adjustments that were made by the piggyback system varried accoding to the inputs that the ECU gave it...so to me that mean limitles possibilities......thanks for explaining!!
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Maybe Vadim might have some pull with the guy, or might even know him...........!!
I have followed his development of 335i, although interesting, I do not like piggy backs. There are many reasons, when I have time I will go over them.
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Vishnu did not develop the procede or Xede piggyback they just used a product developed by someone else and through his skill tuned it for different FI cars.
The Xede was developed and made in Australia by a company called chip-torque, while the Procede started live as a Haltech Interceptor developed and made by Haltech also in Australia.
The Xede was developed and made in Australia by a company called chip-torque, while the Procede started live as a Haltech Interceptor developed and made by Haltech also in Australia.
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I wish Haltech would hurry up with the firmware and interface programming so we could see some independent V2 dynos.
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Geez, Terry, is this U? I just can't believe my eyes, LOL.
How have U been, buddy? Workin on a JB for MB? And not bashing Vishnu? I just cant believe my eyes![Big Grin](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
But what a pleasant change!
Anyway, just FYI - Vishnu as a tuning company is well known among the Subaru and Mitsu Evo comunity. After releasing the BMW 335i they aproached also to bimmer communities first with Xede, than with Procede (recently also Porsche and Lambo). It is really based on Haltech Interceptor with Vishnu's own firmware and software/maps on it. It has shown fantastic gains on the 335i's I6 biturbo, the expected gains for the recently being released Procede V2 are cca 80WHP/100lbf (to be confirmed within a few days). Anyway, based on their experiences with cars with N/A engines (like the lambo) the gains are not so radical there.
The other part of the topic - piggyback vs. reflash - both of them have their advantages and disadvantages. The most important thing to realise is that both of them are capable to reach their goal, so IMO it's useless to flame one or the other. Both of them work, so what's the point?
Cheers to U, Mercedes guys
How have U been, buddy? Workin on a JB for MB? And not bashing Vishnu? I just cant believe my eyes
![Big Grin](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
But what a pleasant change!
Anyway, just FYI - Vishnu as a tuning company is well known among the Subaru and Mitsu Evo comunity. After releasing the BMW 335i they aproached also to bimmer communities first with Xede, than with Procede (recently also Porsche and Lambo). It is really based on Haltech Interceptor with Vishnu's own firmware and software/maps on it. It has shown fantastic gains on the 335i's I6 biturbo, the expected gains for the recently being released Procede V2 are cca 80WHP/100lbf (to be confirmed within a few days). Anyway, based on their experiences with cars with N/A engines (like the lambo) the gains are not so radical there.
The other part of the topic - piggyback vs. reflash - both of them have their advantages and disadvantages. The most important thing to realise is that both of them are capable to reach their goal, so IMO it's useless to flame one or the other. Both of them work, so what's the point?
Cheers to U, Mercedes guys
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No issues with Vishnu, it's a neat product and I'm excited to see someone pushing the boundaries of the N54 like he is with his V2.
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this thread is at the bimmer forums too..
I'm still thinking of down grading to a 335 coupe, since it will be lower payment (lease) vs buying my E55 and tons of potential. Down grade is only in terms of M or AMG status.. but the car is one of the best looking coupes, only trails the S5 in interior and exterior detail.
I'm waiting a few more months to see how the peformance numbers look on the Procede v2 with some DP's an mild exhaust tunes vs the stock E90 M3.
or I'll wait to lease a C63. This car is detuned by AMG to 450hp, should be no problem getting it back to 500+ hp.
I'm still thinking of down grading to a 335 coupe, since it will be lower payment (lease) vs buying my E55 and tons of potential. Down grade is only in terms of M or AMG status.. but the car is one of the best looking coupes, only trails the S5 in interior and exterior detail.
I'm waiting a few more months to see how the peformance numbers look on the Procede v2 with some DP's an mild exhaust tunes vs the stock E90 M3.
or I'll wait to lease a C63. This car is detuned by AMG to 450hp, should be no problem getting it back to 500+ hp.