
l67 remap options to suit 10 psi+
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Re: l67 remap options to suit 10 psi+

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Re: l67 remap options to suit 10 psi+
Good to here that some one is looking at this.
If required I may be able to assist with Dyno time and logging south of Adelaide in our workshop.
zspanners.
If required I may be able to assist with Dyno time and logging south of Adelaide in our workshop.
zspanners.
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Re: l67 remap options to suit 10 psi+
I've tuned a few MACE intercooler kits and just like most off the shelf W2A kits they have a limit.
Depends on the rest of the set up and how much is been asked of the cooler kit.
I've repaired 2 leaking cores that had only run for a couple of years but MACE is great to deal with and more than happy to come to agreements on warranty.
The front mount can always do with a good upgrade and a few improvements can be made on joiners. The new pumps flow really well compared to the old ones
Depends on the rest of the set up and how much is been asked of the cooler kit.
I've repaired 2 leaking cores that had only run for a couple of years but MACE is great to deal with and more than happy to come to agreements on warranty.
The front mount can always do with a good upgrade and a few improvements can be made on joiners. The new pumps flow really well compared to the old ones
Re: l67 remap options to suit 10 psi+
On another note, do the vx and vy v6 flash pcm's have the same airflow limiting? I was wondering if it is possible to maybe swap the l67 memcal style pcm on my vx, for a N/A PCM if the airflow isn't limited in code.The engine loom would be different I guess though? Probably all shown in wiring diagrams but I'm not that electronically minded yet.
Cheers
Great work guys btw, doing a top job with this site and all the info and help.
Cheers
Great work guys btw, doing a top job with this site and all the info and help.
