[rader1]

Originally Posted by cleex024

thats what i thought too but i dont think so...even if i floor it with linear throttle you just dont get that thrust like you do with stock throttle.

now that i have tried both of the throttle maps there is no comparison...there is more power in stock throttle at least it peaks quicker.

You're 100% right. I've read several times that WOT is same regardless of throttle, that's BS. WOT stock is more powerful than WOT linear

[Streetsweeper360]

Originally Posted by rader1

You're 100% right. I've read several times that WOT is same regardless of throttle, that's BS. WOT stock is more powerful than WOT linear

Tested both maps doing pulls and st pulls ,and makes more power 100%!

[Streetsweeper360]

Originally Posted by lemanse92

For some reason I can never get this right. What is the proper way to take logs? Is it just Wot from 3>4 then stop before going to 5th? Or just the entier WOT run until deceleration? I'm trying to get a good log so I can post it up or send to COBB for their opinion and also get an accurate virtual dyno. Excuse the MSPAINT 3rd grade looks but all my logs come out like this

Rotfl!!!hahahahhaha

[Streetsweeper360]

Originally Posted by lemanse92

I know i know....but im serious!

Cobb has a vid on how to log !! Watch it in their site !Rhats was funny .

[Streetsweeper360]

Originally Posted by lemanse92

I did..it only shows how to use the data log function. Not how to physically do it. nvm

YouTube ha vids too ,search for some !

[RnmEvo9]

Gonna try out stage 2+ at the drag strip tomorrow night. Is there really an adaptation period after flashing? I want to try both stock and linear throttle.

I don't care for my ET's since I know my 60fts are going to be garbage thanks to my current tires, I'm just interested in the trap speed...

[RaihaX]

WOT at third gear and if you choose go all the way to fifth.

I only do third and shift into fourth and stop as I don't have enough road to do it safely on where I do it.

Originally Posted by RnmEvo9

Gonna try out stage 2+ at the drag strip tomorrow night. Is there really an adaptation period after flashing? I want to try both stock and linear throttle.

I don't care for my ET's since I know my 60fts are going to be garbage thanks to my current tires, I'm just interested in the trap speed...

Ian say its best to drive for 50 miles to fully adapt after a re-flash + ecu reset.

[Streetsweeper360]

Originally Posted by RaihaX

WOT at third gear and if you choose go all the way to fifth.

I only do third and shift into fourth and stop as I don't have enough road to do it safely on where I do it.




Ian say its best to drive for 50 miles to fully adapt after a re-flash + ecu reset.

No need to reset the ecu after you reflash ,it's clears all the dtcs !

[RaihaX]

Originally Posted by Streetsweeper360

No need to reset the ecu after you reflash ,it's clears all the dtcs !

What is the dtcs anyway, was always curious.

I may have mis-interpreted what Ian told me but I swear he said it was advisable to reset ecu as well after a map change.

[Streetsweeper360]

Originally Posted by RaihaX

What is the dtcs anyway, was always curious.

I may have mis-interpreted what Ian told me but I swear he said it was advisable to reset ecu as well after a map change.

Clears adaptions and codes.

[RaihaX]

Originally Posted by Streetsweeper360

Clears adaptions and codes.

ah ok cool

[805beemer]

DTC stands for Diagnostic Trouble Code

[Streetsweeper360]

Originally Posted by RaihaX

ah ok cool

How your liking your Cobb over the jb4??

[RaihaX]

Originally Posted by Streetsweeper360

How your liking your Cobb over the jb4??

I was using procede and so far so good - I like the smoothness of it in comparison. I did a review on the aussie sub forum in 1addicts of what I think between the two.

Of course it helps that I don't need to go to the ECU compartment so frequently, a lot of wear and tear in there from the constant installing and uninstalling

[Streetsweeper360]

Originally Posted by RaihaX

I was using procede and so far so good - I like the smoothness of it in comparison. I did a review on the aussie sub forum in 1addicts of what I think between the two.

Of course it helps that I don't need to go to the ECU compartment so frequently, a lot of wear and tear in there from the constant installing and uninstalling

Nice man,did you a difference in power gains ?

[RaihaX]

Originally Posted by Streetsweeper360

Nice man,did you a difference in power gains ?

I definitely felt a difference in the mid range since COBB peaks at 18psi where as the procede aggressive maps doesn't go that high.

[Streetsweeper360]

Originally Posted by RaihaX

I definitely felt a difference in the mid range since COBB peaks at 18psi where as the procede aggressive maps doesn't go that high.

Did you try proceeds new aggressive maps ( like the Cobb high boost) ?? Love how proceed try's to compare those maps to the Cobb stage 2 +.

[RaihaX]

Originally Posted by Streetsweeper360

Did you try proceeds new aggressive maps ( like the Cobb high boost) ?? Love how proceed try's to compare those maps to the Cobb stage 2 +.

Yes thus I said the aggressive maps. Which are the new ones.

[RnmEvo9]

Originally Posted by Streetsweeper360

How your liking your Cobb over the jb4??

Other than having Cobb making my car remind me of a VTEC Honda at 4k rpms, its nice. Map 7 on the jb4 compared to Cobb Stage 2+ aggressive is nearly identical IMO, but I won't know for sure until I take it to PBIR tonite. Like I said, I don't care for my ET's as I know my times will be horrible thanks to my tires (RFT's = garbage), but I do want to see what it traps. I am hoping for at least 110mph tonite in 70 degree weather whereas I went 114mph in colder 50 degree weather with jb4 on map 7 using 93/E85.

[Bash]

Originally Posted by Streetsweeper360

Clears adaptions and codes.

Not true, clearing dtc is not ecu reset.

[nurburgringbound]

Originally Posted by vasillalov

Cobb,

Do you plan releasing economy maps eventually? It'll be nice to have a map optimized for max fuel efficiency for use on long trips.

likely a silly question...but, anyone with recent experiences with the amount of fuel economy changes with a stage 1 aggressive map, with the occasional, stopped and off the line, spirited driving session? Seen a older piece about din@n stage 1? indicating not a huge change. stock configured n54, ideally.

[skatenc123]

^^ im running cobb stage1 agg. i havnt noticed a difference per say in fuel economy, and by that i mean i do tent to drive a little bit faster then i did and take off a bit quicker, but i think its completely worth it. youll be happy with cobb.