Get a 3BAR... and the tune mod for it... It allows more incremental adjustments by the ECM which makes it run smoother on pulls... Don't care about spikes per se, especially with the SHO's small turbos. I am very happy with what the 3BAR did for my car.ajpturbo said:The boost spikes are not contributed to the 3 bar at all. But it does allow the ecu to properly fuel during a boost spike that comes from the tune...there are only 2 values that need changed in the entire tune to make a 3 bar installed sensor work with stock boost levels
BiGMaC said:Get a 3BAR... and the tune mod for it... It allows more incremental adjustments by the ECM which makes it run smoother on pulls... Don't care about spikes per se, especially with the SHO's small turbos. I am very happy with what the 3BAR did for my car.ajpturbo said:The boost spikes are not contributed to the 3 bar at all. But it does allow the ecu to properly fuel during a boost spike that comes from the tune...there are only 2 values that need changed in the entire tune to make a 3 bar installed sensor work with stock boost levels
BiGMaC said:Ghwinokur said:What will the 3bar MAP do for improvement? Do you get a lot of benefit by changing the thermostat?
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Greg
Welcome Greg! The 3BAR will allow the ECM to use any boost above 14.7 psi in running the engine. What I noticed most was a more incremental and smoother running car. You will have to have a tune to run the 3BAR.... Without the tune the car runs like crap if it even starts.
Most tuners recommend... Or require... The cooler T-stat for tuning to the highest performing tune. It takes longer to heat soak with the cooler T-stat, but the real differences do not seem to exceed 10 degrees or less in routine driving.
Might want to put at least the make and model of you ride in your signature to get you the best answers.
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thanks!!SHOdded said:No worries with the thermostat. Keep it in there.