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05-04-2017, 10:23 AM | #1 |
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EVOLVE Tune = SMOOTH!!
I just wanted to express to the forum how great the Evolve ECU/DCT Tune is for the e9X M3. The best word to describe the change is SMOOTH. No matter the gear, everything is smoother. The shifts are crisper, there is immediate throttle response in any gear, and it pulls so much harder. The car definitely feels faster and much more enjoyable to drive. No more sluggishness!
If you're considering a tune I highly recommend Evolve. Their step-by-step instructions are clear and cover all the bases. Big shout out to Mateen for helping me through the process. I never thought a tune would make me so happy but this one did. What I did: Evolve Tune DCT Tune (GTS Software) Top speed limiter removed Increased Redline |
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05-04-2017, 02:13 PM | #4 |
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You speak of better throttle response with the tune.
How does this differ from just pushing the power button. Does this simply activate the power all the time? Do you get additional throttle response when you activate the power button with the tune?
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Power button does not add more power. It changes the steering and the throttle sensitivity. With ECU tune you can make it more aggressive/sensitive and the power comes from air/fuel ratio modification. |
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05-08-2017, 09:05 PM | #6 |
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Yes I know it doesn't increase power. So when you have one of these tunes and you press the power button how much more throttle response do you get over what's there already? How much more does the steering tighten up over what's given with just the power button setting?
Seems like all these tunes do is just turn the power button on all the time? Or just half way..... How much more air/fuel ratio is possible than what BMW has given with the power button? Is this just marking the engine run leaner?
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I may be wrong here but isn't a smooth shift a bad thing because it adds more wear when it comes to transmissions? Wouldn't you want a harder shift so it isn't working so hard?
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"EDIT:Remember without deleting the cats ECU tune gives you 10-15hp. Going catless and tune and some other applications like lighter pullies etc. may give you 40-60hp. Look at M3 GT4. That's like stock engine with those modifications with other stuff." You can also set up different settings on your ECU i.e if you using higher octane fuel or have exhaust valve system or something changeable... There are brands that makes throttle sensitivity booster.. so basically BMW gave you one with only 1 setting in it. Don't know much about DCT |
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Not talking about clutch engagement, I'm talking about throttle response. When rev matching to down shift, I seldom over or under rev as much as I did prior to the tune. Regardless of speed, the amount of throttle blip I give is comprised of what my muscle memory produces and consciously thinking of how much I need to give. The more I do I get more confident that I will respond better at blipping over various ranges.
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