Hey Guys,
Myself and my good friend Sunny just went down to COBB Tuning Surgeline and took some hands on technical training from Tim Bailey on tuning the R35's
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This test vehicle was a 2009 Nissan GTR. Currently we are running the Stillen 3.5" Cat-Back Exhaust, and the COBB 2.5" Intake System. We are using Husky 94 for this tune.
We have now finished the first Pro-Tune in Alberta on a 4WD Dyno Dynamics Chassis dyno. We were able to pick up a consistent and significant amount of power over the Cobb 94 map.
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This specific car has 3 maps that we are able to switch on the fly (without connecting the Accessport) to give us a 94 High Altitude Map, 94 Sea Level Map, and a 91 Any Altitude map. Below is the graph comparing the different tunes in Calgary
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The below graphs are the Pro-Tuned 94 High Altitude map that we dyno'd in Calgary vs the Basic COBB 94 map (Designed for sea level)
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This map shows Boost VS HP on our High Altitude 94 Pro Tune
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And lastly HP vs AFR on our High Altitude 94 Pro Tune
http://i637.photobucket.com/albums/u...AFR2500981.jpg


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