It's time!! VRP700 VS MHP. Tuner showdown at Sacto. 10/25/08
Last edited by jrcart; Oct 27, 2008 at 11:17 AM. Reason: Spelling
Can you give details? I dunno if the 63 is different but it is a PAIn to get good A/F on the 55k without sticking a tube outside. Is yours tapped in? I think that may be worth doing even without NOS, since I play with fuels on my car...
Quick test....what is the lower cased "r" for? Ahhhh, the power of the internet.
Before the primary cat, right?
Do I buy them at auto parts or is it an order thing?
Do I buy a kit or is the scanner side independent?
This can't cost that much and I was tapping the intake for the air pressures anyways.
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I would never buy from anyone that I thought acted like a 16 year old on crack.............or the typical M3 owner. I'm not usually an early adopter because the outcome is usually money flushed down the toilet. I'm not going to put up thousands of dollars for someone that is new to Mercedes tuning, and probably never worked on a benz until six months ago.

The fact is, when something new is released by a tuner then 2 things happen: 1) After several months or a year people realize that it doesn't work as promised, and/or tears up a car. 2) It actually works, and starts to get copied by others. Then you have several tuners that offer a similar product.
Maybe Andy found some magical code that can never be replicated, and won't have any affect on reliability. I think I'll wait until spring to decide.
Not just for spray. Where are you at towards redline? Is it dipping or flat until shut off? Whats your rev limit?
Damn, you stay lean. The 55ks have a hard time not going rich up top. I need Air (me thinks). I tried oxygenated gas and it was fun

Tom
That is far from lean as far as N/A tunes go.
You want a dual band A/F meter from FAST or Innovative. They are around $350-420. you weld bungs in before the primary cats (which is tough on an OEM exhaust, if you have headers it will help) just aft of the collectors. I would suggest DB vs SB since one bank will typically read leaner due to the fuel systems on most cars. We always tune for the leaner bank.
I would never buy from anyone that I thought acted like a 16 year old on crack.............or the typical M3 owner. I'm not usually an early adopter because the outcome is usually money flushed down the toilet. I'm not going to put up thousands of dollars for someone that is new to Mercedes tuning, and probably never worked on a benz until six months ago.

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Software doesn't work like that. 1) It either works initially/at all, or it doesn't. Ours has proven to work in multiple apps with more data on the way every day. 2) If anyone attempts to copy our code we will prosecute to the fullest extent of the law. We are deadly serious about keeping our code proprietary, as we have spent countless hours and a significant sum of $ doing what we do.
It's not magical code, it's just an out of the box approach that allows us to delve much further into the ECU and TCU than anyone else to date.
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What I'm referring to is that given how the ECU/TCU is tuned (very aggressive by your own words) is that it might cause component failure in time. Who knows? I, for one, wouldn't want to be a guinea pig (early adopter).
I'll be honest, I don't know how ECU tuning works, but I do know that most tuning companies offer a similar ECU tune. I also know that at least two companies are working on TCU tuning. I guess we'll see if they'll be able to offer something similar.

I'll be honest, I don't know how ECU tuning works, but I do know that most tuning companies offer a similar ECU tune. I also know that at least two companies are working on TCU tuning. I guess we'll see if they'll be able to offer something similar.
I obviously don't mind being the guinea pig, somebody has to do it







