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Old 01-10-2010, 10:07 PM
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So I searched for greddy blue maps and got 10 pages of threads found a couple but they r oldddddddd threads!
Does anyone have a good map for the tc if not I'll use the dezod base map but I wanted to see if some one had a map they cared to share.
I'm running a zpi stage 0 so no injectors unless some one has a set of 440 or trd injectors for sale.
I don't want more than 6psi. My goals r not crazy I just want a bit more hp I want between 200-215hp
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just use dezods to get it to a tuner....and please dont boost on it. it is designed for you to get to the tuner and thats it.
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stage 0 on a base map shoould be good, heck people run it without a ems.

u left all fast today!
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Old 01-11-2010, 04:31 AM
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Gingles I just want to cut down tune time/cost

Andrew I thought u said u had to get back to work and didn't want to bother ya lol. to bad I ended up back in that side of town to find this guy for my window tint and he wasn't even there! I drove so much!
Dude I found the old zpi install manual and they have the same oil return line as the one I got....so other than maybe fuel injectors and a vacuum block I'm set to go.
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I would recommend you take DEZOD base map (make sure you don’t hit boost often) and wait to take to a local tuner to fine tune your map. I only say this because you can run your car on the basemap but it is just that a base. The EMS is not setup directly for your car, boost levels, altitude etc. I have seen people run years on basemaps and I have also seen people blow motors on base maps after only 2-3 pulls…. So when it comes down to its all in what you can afford right now or down the road. To me I would rather be safe then sorry that is just my .02 cents. Also I can almost guarantee you will see a world of difference in power and reliability after getting your car fine tuned by pulling some timing and maybe either leaning out or adding some fuel.
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I get what the base map does but I was looking for some one with a similar set up as mine to keep tuning cost down. But no one seems to have that.
Oh well the tuning shop isn't crazy expensive here. 150$ first hour and 100$ every extra hour.
Wonder how long it would take to tune my set up with the base map?
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Originally Posted by speedy000
I get what the base map does but I was looking for some one with a similar set up as mine to keep tuning cost down. But no one seems to have that.
Oh well the tuning shop isn't crazy expensive here. 150$ first hour and 100$ every extra hour.
Wonder how long it would take to tune my set up with the base map?
Should take no longer then 1 to 2 hours sir. That is even if the basemap is totally wrong and have to start over from scratch. Emanage basic is just that basic it works like the APEXI SAFC by fooling the stock maf.
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hi,
i will install mine with 440cc injector with t3/t4. Set 7psi tune with emanage blue, i let u know after i get my ride dynoed, end of this month ..
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to the original poster...if you are on stock injectors then why would u use dezods base map....that map will probably make you run leaner sicne its made for 440 cc injectors so its actually subtracting some fuel i believe...if its a stage 0 with a 16g then just go untuned with only 6psi and then have a tuner fine tune it....if u get bigger injectors then use dezods base map
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