[Route 16]

Originally Posted by Andrew@ActiveAutowerke

The ecu will take care of most of those changes. The only one we could work on would be with a header. Get some dynos and send them to us for review.

Right on.

[uweric5985]

I'm happy with stage-2 but I would like to know if AA is working on stage-3 tune or not?

[Andrew@ActiveAutowerke]

Originally Posted by uweric5985

I'm happy with stage-2 but I would like to know if AA is working on stage-3 tune or not?

Stage 3 would be more a custom tune.

[DUI Elite]

Originally Posted by Andrew@ActiveAutowerke

Stage 3 would be more a custom tune.

Can you PM with regards to Stage 3. I'd like a custom tune if it shows signs of being even better than stage 2. Like I said, if the tune has to be married to the car, I don't want to ever have to change it again, hence asking so many questions.

Btw, I was referring to you ignoring questions across threads about special pricing or gains pre/post 3-stage intake manifold etc.

You dodged them all together from what I saw.

[uweric5985]

Originally Posted by Andrew@ActiveAutowerke

Stage 3 would be more a custom tune.

Please be more specific on the custom tune, since according to your previous comment most bolt on performance mods such as intake and exhaust will get adapt to stage-2 tune automatically.

[Route 16]

I think stage 3 should be for headers.

Then stage 2 version A, B,...To avoid confusion.

[DUI Elite]

Originally Posted by Andrew@ActiveAutowerke

Originally Posted by uweric5985

Please be more specific on the custom tune, since according to your previous comment most bolt on performance mods such as intake and exhaust will get adapt to stage-2 tune automatically.

Originally Posted by Route 16

I think stage 3 should be for headers.

Then stage 2 version A, B,...To avoid confusion.

This is what I'm talking about Andrew.

Vague responses do nothing but create meaningless speculation. How about some non-three word answers?

[Andrew@ActiveAutowerke]

We do not have a Stage 3 but if we did it would be a custom dyno where we have information to look at. This is sometimes needed to get the most out of your car with modifications.

We have done this for a few customers and got a couple hp more.

99% of customers do not need this.

[DSC_OFF]

Just saw the Grassroot feature on Speed Channel and they covered who else but Active Autowerkes, interviews of the Hughes brother, featured a couple customer racecars. Great segment, big thumbs up!

[Andrew@ActiveAutowerke]

Originally Posted by DSC_OFF

Just saw the Grassroot feature on Speed Channel and they covered who else but Active Autowerkes, interviews by the Hughes brother, featured a couple customer racecars. Great segment, big thumbs up!

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by DSC_OFF

Just saw the Grassroot feature on Speed Channel and they covered who else but Active Autowerkes, interviews by the Hughes brother, featured a couple customer racecars. Great segment, big thumbs up!

[DSC_OFF]

Oh snap! =D

So I was planning on doing a before and after dyno comparison on the same day. But I've also read the tune needs 200 miles or so to adapt so will I even be able to capture the true delta during the same session?

[Route 16]

Originally Posted by DSC_OFF

So I was planning on doing a before and after dyno comparison on the same day. But I've also read the tune needs 200 miles or so to adapt so will I even be able to capture the true delta during the same session?

I'd rather do half a tank on a dyno to get the tune adapted faster. Any dyno people let customers do that?

[Johnny D]

Originally Posted by DSC_OFF

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Oh snap! =D

So I was planning on doing a before and after dyno comparison on the same day. But I've also read the tune needs 200 miles or so to adapt so will I even be able to capture the true delta during the same session?

It wont be 100% exact, but it will be close enough

[mike-y]

Originally Posted by Route 16

I'd rather do half a tank on a dyno to get the tune adapted faster. Any dyno people let customers do that?

As long as you're willing to pay the hourly dyno fee, I'm sure they'd let you do that. It would cost a lot more than a half tank of gas though. Expect to pay around $150 an hour.

[Route 16]

Originally Posted by mike-y

As long as you're willing to pay the hourly dyno fee, I'm sure they'd let you do that. It would cost a lot more than a half tank of gas though. Expect to pay around $150 an hour.

F* it, it's much safer for me to throttle/rev crazy stationary than trying to avoid traffic and the road I think. I'll go full tank then.

[DUI Elite]

Originally Posted by Johnny D

It wont be 100% exact, but it will be close enough

Just saw your mods in your sig, have you had your car dynoed?

Those were all the mods I wanted to do to my car too. Except, I was also looking into an LSD.

[upstatedoc]

The jury is still out regarding my thoughts about my AA stage 2 tune. I think I feel a little more throttle response in non sport mode (AT). My mileage seems to have slipped as well I really need to Have a dedicated time to push it but I haven't had time.

[Johnny D]

Originally Posted by DUI Elite

Just saw your mods in your sig, have you had your car dynoed?

Those were all the mods I wanted to do to my car too. Except, I was also looking into an LSD.

I have a baseline dyno and a dyno of the three stage manifold+tune. I have been pushed off on getting another dyno for the new aFe intake I bought. I hope to get dyno time this Thursday.

I do not have the MMW headers. I am still one of the unlucky ones waiting...I got tired of not having a signature.

[DSC_OFF]

Does anyone know what default octane the tune assumes or is given to you if you don't specify?

[Andrew@ActiveAutowerke]

Originally Posted by DSC_OFF

Does anyone know what default octane the tune assumes or is given to you if you don't specify?

93 if you are using 91 the ecu will auto detune you accordingly.

[Wrngway]

Originally Posted by Andrew@ActiveAutowerke

93 if you are using 91 the ecu will auto detune you accordingly.

If the tuned ecu assumes 93 octane and will adjust for 91, why is it necessary to clarify octane to be used when ordering?

Is that only necessary for specifying octane above 93?