Verocious
09-05-2007, 04:51 PM
We had a nice 07 WRX in this morning for a tune. It had a VF39, upgraded top mount, turbo back exhaust, stock injectors, and a Delta for tuning. Boost was set to 18psi. Since his tuning solution was a Delta, there was no AVCS option. This graph is comparing a Stage 2 tune with EcuTek and the stock turbo, against the VF39 tuned with the Delta from Turbo XS.
http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/thumbs/large/1030662_33hqx/vf39deltavstdo4EcuTek.jpg (http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/view/full/1030662_33hqx)
As you can see, the stock turbo spools quicker which is expected. If there was some AVCS tuning with the VF39, we could get back about 3-400 rpm of spool that was lost without it. You can see how much more air the VF39 moves up top, it just starts to walk away from the stock turbo above 4,000 rpm.
Below we have the VF39 tune with a Delta put against a Big 16g with a stock topmount EcuTek, stock injectors, and a turbo back exhaust. The VF39 spools much quicker even without any AVCS tuning, but we can see how the 16g pulls better up top. The VF39 is tuned at 18psi. The 16g is tuned at 16psi. The limiting factor for the 16g was the stock injectors.
http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/thumbs/large/1030661_4flpr/vf39deltavsbig16gEcuTek.jpg (http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/view/full/1030661_4flpr)
For comparison sake here is a stock 06 WRX.
http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/thumbs/large/1030702_ck8ua/06afr.jpg (http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/view/full/1030702_ck8ua)
The Deltas are great, but do fall short in a couple of areas. One is AVCS tuning, and the other is with throttle control. With the DBW cars, part of the stock ECUs rev limiting comes by way of shutting the throttle plate. I am going to start to offer an open ecu flash on top of the Utec/Delta tunes. This will get better control over the throttle and then AVCS will be able to be tuned.
http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/thumbs/large/1030662_33hqx/vf39deltavstdo4EcuTek.jpg (http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/view/full/1030662_33hqx)
As you can see, the stock turbo spools quicker which is expected. If there was some AVCS tuning with the VF39, we could get back about 3-400 rpm of spool that was lost without it. You can see how much more air the VF39 moves up top, it just starts to walk away from the stock turbo above 4,000 rpm.
Below we have the VF39 tune with a Delta put against a Big 16g with a stock topmount EcuTek, stock injectors, and a turbo back exhaust. The VF39 spools much quicker even without any AVCS tuning, but we can see how the 16g pulls better up top. The VF39 is tuned at 18psi. The 16g is tuned at 16psi. The limiting factor for the 16g was the stock injectors.
http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/thumbs/large/1030661_4flpr/vf39deltavsbig16gEcuTek.jpg (http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/view/full/1030661_4flpr)
For comparison sake here is a stock 06 WRX.
http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/thumbs/large/1030702_ck8ua/06afr.jpg (http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/view/full/1030702_ck8ua)
The Deltas are great, but do fall short in a couple of areas. One is AVCS tuning, and the other is with throttle control. With the DBW cars, part of the stock ECUs rev limiting comes by way of shutting the throttle plate. I am going to start to offer an open ecu flash on top of the Utec/Delta tunes. This will get better control over the throttle and then AVCS will be able to be tuned.