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Old 01-05-2021, 02:50 AM   #12
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Softronic recommended that the flash be applied first. They said timing and fueling torque limiters would be off enough that it could cause a problem.

Additionally they recommended against chassis dyno in general, stating they were risky for a car.

Regards,

Silber
A chassis dyno is the only way to know/monitor how the engine is performing . Every car performs differently so a " fits all canned tune " may run lean on some and rich on another . If a chassis dyno is " risky for the car " does that mean on the street you are NEVER going to run the car up to redline ? I would be a little concerned about a software company selling a tune making certain claims about that tune but are hesitant or recommend you not verify the results . I have probably watched 50 + chassis dyno pulls on Porsche cars and am always amazed on the differences that need to be " tuned " .

Not trying to scare you or be a douche , just my thoughts . I wish you the best on your rebuild and hope all goes as planned . Have fun ........ take your time and enjoy .
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