EOI: Auz to hit Vic for tunes

[auzvectra]

after a few requests from down melbourne way for some tuning, i have decided to do a trip down there if i get enough definate's.
now as i'll be doing this just to tune the cars and not just a holiday, i will need "atleast" 3 cars to be tuned, but although i would much prefer for it to be 4 cars otherwise i will only be just scrapping cost.

most of you already know the deal, but i'll add in the details for those that dont.
the standard remap cost is $600, but if you are the 1st of a line (1st of that engine), or if your car is running a common file, then it's discounted down to $500 instead.

all files are a generic ecu remap, no dyno tuning or chart will be done.

01. happyslapper82 - Veccy B - Y26SE
02. Paulyj - Corsa C Sri - Z18XE
03. Nuggz - Veccy B - Y26SE
04. Rond - Astra G Sri - Z22SE
05. D.C. - Astra G Sri-T - Z20LET
06. Shetlander - Veccy B - X25XE
07. Ice - Astra G - Z18XE
08. Z20LET - Astra G - Z20LET

deffinate's, people that are willing to put up the deposit (closer to the date) to book me in.
01. Nuggs Veccy B - Y26SE - paid - cleared - Awaiting file
02. Shetlander - Veccy B - X25XE
03. Rond - Astra G Sri - Z22SE - paid - cleared - Awaiting file
04. Paulyj - Corsa C Sri - Z18XE - paid - cleared - Awaiting file
05. Ice - Astra G - Z18XE - paid - Tuned
06. D.C. - Astra G Sri-t - Z20LET - paid - cleared - Tuned
07. Z20LET - Astra G Sri-t - Z20LET - paid - cleared - Tuned

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[HappySlapper82]

Count me in, Victoria is heaps closer

[auzvectra]

haha, all good. added to the list .

[nuggz]

yeah im definately interested
just need a bit of time to get the money together but 1 month notice should be plenty

veccy b - y26se

do you kno what the expected power gains are

[Rond]

Long time lurker and first time poster. I am also interested in getting the tune but as much as i would love to mods to my car i have no idea how. so my car is stock standard and just wondering what type of gaisn can i expect. so just in terms of power but other gains?

thanxs

sorry forgot to say i have a Astra SRi 2.2

[d.c.]

Are you able to do the G sri-t? If you can count me in. If not is there a Victorian contact?

[vectraguy01]

You can do the G SRI T, gains are very good, its like driving a new car afterwards, its well recommended for the turb's.

For the 2.6L I used to have one and found the tune very good with a 4bar FPR, keeps up with the gen3's and sometimes beats them, well that was mine anyway, u done anything to the 2.6l?

With the tunes we dont quote power figures as they are different on car to car and how they are driven, to many variables, but really Auz's old stock 2.6L did a 15.9 down the 1/4.
Me with the tune did 15.68 with a screwed clutch so... makes the car more drivable and u will get better fuel consumption as well. And it will rev out alot more easily as well with the 4bar FPR.

[glider]

i think he means can mat do the vic G turbo tunes or is that waynes area?

[vectraguy01]

Matt's doing any tunes down in vic im pretty sure, will have him confirm. I dont believe there is a set area anymore, but will need to check!

[auzvectra]

i have spoken to wayne about the other tunes, but havent asked about the sri-t, if he is still wanting to do it, i'm happy to load the file and pass the funds onto him, but yes i can do them, you get a few to choose from in the g sri-t .

as chris said, the gains on his veccy 2.6L were very decent, although my 1/4 mile was at a 6K launch, otherwise i would have run a low 16, as chris's would have before it was remaped.

the 2.2L can also be done, and there is a reveiw in the htread that is linked in my sig.

i dont qoute power figures as they are never acurate and all motor respond differently, we did a diag port dyno run with chris's veccy same spot, 30mins apart and got about a 20% gain, this didnt seem right, as most cases get a 10%-15% depending on motor as a rule of thumb, although there are always exceptions to the rules, above and below.