Eurocharged ECU reflashed

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Oct 9, 2012 | 05:36 PM

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xfireon20z

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From: PA

Re: Eurocharged ECU reflashed

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Originally Posted by onehundred80

In all fairness to EC, it would be better to do your mods and then get the tune. If you keep on bothering them for every little mod you do the price may go up for everybody and/or have everyone incur a fee for a re-tune. I am sure they have better things to do than keep retuning for every little mod.

i was told personally by almost everyone at eurocharged to do so unless it's something like a sprint booster or minor stuff...

Oct 9, 2012 | 08:18 PM

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redliner

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From: Saint Augustine FL

Re: Eurocharged ECU reflashed

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Originally Posted by rayth

I think 10lbs = 1 hp is very very optimistic... I think losing some body fat is probably the easiest way to get lighter, good thing I've still got 100lbs to go till my goal weight haha

i read it in a tuning magazine a while back im sure its very general, i remember when i first put on my intake and exhaust i equated the difference to being able to accelerate with a passenger like it used to with only me, going by the 10-1 formula the mods would yield about 17 hp which i agree is a bit high.. im going to go out on a limb and say that if those mods (maybe 10hp) make it feel 170lbs lighter, than 10lb equals closer to .6 hp