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grepin that's an awsome result I have just edited mine and the car just flys now... you will be amazed at the difference especially after the mods u listed to go along with the edit...

Sorry to hyjack but EZ2CME had 230rwkw stock and judging by his sig he now has 244rwkw after edit? that's wierd... I would have thought the higher the stock reading the higher it would be after an edit... I gained 40+rwkw after CAI and edit and EXRLNT pulled 165rwkw stock and jumped to 260rwkw with just edit and CAI...

EZ2CME not having a go at u or your tuner by anymeans... just amazed as to how different these cars are from eachother...and where the power is had after edit... I guess BA and BF have a difference but it aint much... if that's the case

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It may not sound like much of an increase but you can definately feel it. I improved my 0-100 time by almost 0.7 of a second. I'm very happy with the tune and know that I have a very safe tune. :roflmbo:

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There should be only so much you can get out of a T from stock components, no matter how much it has ben run in. Your, injectors are probably still gonna be the limit and should only be able to push so much. If you have a freak stock car, doesn't mean it will be able to pull and extra 30 or so rwkw. Lets not forget that this is only a peak figure and there is much more to a car than its peak figure, there are plenty more revs than that!

As for AFRs that does seem pretty lean for stock, but anyway, good to see some good figures, but dont get to carried away with dyno numbers.

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