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It was a long time ago, but I'm pretty sure it was a lean code. And yes, you need switchable maps in order to make use of race gas. That is one advantage of UTEC over ECUTek.
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idk bout having a race gas map and a pump gas map. matt scranton uses the same map for 20psi and 44psi, it adjusts to the boost level. so i guess if you're tuned properly you dont need to change maps.
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You won't see any gains with race gas, probably a loss of power like leslie said unless you have a map for it. You will also start to fuck up your 02 sensor.
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If you don't need to run race gas, don't waste your money....
It's not so much that you need to tune for race gas, but you need race gas for your tune. Crank the boost up and get aggressive with the timing, etc and you'll need the added octane to keep your internals internal.
It's not so much that you need to tune for race gas, but you need race gas for your tune. Crank the boost up and get aggressive with the timing, etc and you'll need the added octane to keep your internals internal.
