Innovator

You need to keep in mind that a freshly reset ECU will make more boost, and run more timing until it adapts. The car should have several heat/ cool cycles and many full throttle to redline runs so it adapts like it normally would.

Innovator

Unless the changed the timing window, more fuel should increase timing slightly.

DAP@EPL

on my way to and from your shop.

All that I did immediately before the dyno run was replace the N75 valve and briefly road test it to verify it was functioning properly.

-Dave Pramanik

DAP@EPL

The timing curves for the beta code look significantly better than the previous version.

Innovator

That should have been more than enough. ^That was a generalized statement BTW.

DAP@EPL

Got ya. Just wanted to make it clear that I didn't reset the ECU the morning of the dyno runs.