QUOTE(RuFeZ @ Nov 9 2012, 09:49 PM)
i have mentioned the probability of this problem...

Added on November 10, 2012, 12:36 amQUOTE(G K Lai @ Nov 10 2012, 12:13 AM)
Hi Arthur, what do you mean we can "see" those?
I thought remapping ECU was simply re-flashing the chip?
Although I do not have exact comparison numbers, but I really do noticed the
Instant FC number are lower when driving at about 40km/h to 80km/h regardless what is the RPM. But this will not make the average FC goes down because it's so pleasure to step on the pedal to feel the power.
One thing not sure if related to your
difference 3. that second gear rev up then drop back? For my car, when launch from standstill with about 50% pedal level, the car (or the rpm) seems to go up and down with a rhythm but not gradually going up or maintain at any rpm. It's quite hard to describe, wish I can attend next TT so I can let you test drive mine.
they use a laptop to do those remapping ma...they will choose ecu file...
what i'm saying here is observe it, make sure it is that file, unless they correct the typo...
in old tcu/ecu, from stand still, at first gear, the rpm will rev up to 1.5k or little bit more rpm then drop....
then (assume its 2nd gear), the rpm will rev way up to 2k rpm or 2.1k rpm..
then 3rd gear, the rpm will rev up to 1.5k or a bit more then change gear...and so on....
from the first gear to 7th gear, only 2nd gear significantly rev up so high...
but in the new tcu/ecu, we will no longer see this "fluctuation"...
it just smooth all the way between 1k rpm to 1.5k rpm....of course unless u press so much until 2k rpm...
now i have to be careful with my right foot, why? cause, before this, light foot become heavy foot now...need to be more light...
another important note, even u pedal hard (within 2k rpm), the "instant" fuel comsumption will around 20-40l/100km...
compare to previous tcu/ecu, the "instant" will be 40l/100km onwards...
This post has been edited by arthur88: Nov 10 2012, 12:36 AM