YOU'LL READY FOR THIS??????????
Exactly what I was told and that is the way it should be. Look at one of the biggest blower markets, mustangs. You can buy tuner kits, complete kits or piece it together yourself.
One thing consumers may forget or not even think about is, that this type of R&D work does not keep the doors open. Rolling through customers who need day to day service and maintenance is where the cash flow is.
Unless you are a huge outfit, things like this take time. Doing R&D like this is simply to better the platform, and in the long run you hope it pays off. Not to mention the complications you come across with the crappy tuning options you have for these cars, it can become a tall task.
There will definitely be some monster E55's rolling on the streets soon, its going to be EPIC
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I.E. 14# of boost @6000 rpm and 14 deg timing @xxx IAT's and 11.5 a/f is gonna be the same on any stand alone or factory computer.
now if there are parameters that tuners cant get to in the ME2.8 for closed loop operation thats another story. which might be the case.

I.E. 14# of boost @6000 rpm and 14 deg timing @xxx IAT's and 11.5 a/f is gonna be the same on any stand alone or factory computer.
now if there are parameters that tuners cant get to in the ME2.8 for closed loop operation thats another story. which might be the case.
I maybe could of articulated it better. but can you point out how my statement is incorrect
"14# of boost @6000 rpm and 14 deg timing @xxx IAT's and 11.5 a/f is gonna be the same HP output on any stand alone or factory computer"
The reason you'ld want a standalone on these cars isn't to make more power. Well, it kind of is in the sense that you'll be making more power then 0, which is what you have when it blows up
The tune is the reason behind just about everyone of these things that has failed IMO. And I don't really blame the tuners, either. They do the best they can with what they have to work with,which isn't much. It's like asking somebody to assemble an F35 with a Vise Grips and a universal ratcheting screwdriver with magnetic interchangeable bits.







