So I put my snows on 2 weeks ago, and then quickly backed the boost down to around 20-22psi to give the tires a chance in third, which still didn't help. Yesterday, my meth tank kept telling me it was low, and although I have a fresh 5 gallon's of M1, it's sealed so I figured I'd leave it sealed until next year as I won't be driving the GTI a whole lot during the winter.
Long story short, I turned the meth off, bypassed the failsafe so I can still drive it, and edited the tune to pull like 10 degrees of timing out up top compared to my regular file....
I wouldn't be nervous, there were delays in the South with shipping, if it shows in transit you're good, it's just a delay. Example of one carrier: http://www.fedex.com/us/servicealerts/
-Fuel rail leak fixed
-P226 code popped up from the GFB DV+ with the main spring, took the passenger side apart to get to the DV on the EFR7163, pulled the spring and re-installed. Very soon I'll have a new DV option you guys may like...
-MAP sensor voltage too low code popped up again. I wrestled with this decision for a while, but after having electrical issues for the past few years (randomly blown multiple 3 bar and 2.5bar MAP sensors, one N75, one bank 1 02 sensor) I decided to remove the Aquamist connections to the ECU wiring harness. There’s nothing else I can think of that could fry MAP sensors other than the wiring job we did years ago to install Aquamist. Tonight I’ll install a new MAP sensor since and will test with a second ECU I flashed with Eurodyne (had an old Driver Motorsport K04 file which never worked).
In terms of water meth, I decided to try simplifying the fuel control and have the two Bosch twin spray port injectors and Aquamist water meth pump controlled by my Torqbyte CM5-LT unit (up to 4 PWM outputs). I’ll be re-using the Aquamist FAV to maintain a constant pump pressure but will lose the Aquamist flow sensor and level sensor in the gauge. With the two Bosch twin spray port injectors I should have more than enough fuel volume needed for the EFR 7163 turbo. At that point methanol would strictly be a conditioning agent for octane and cooling and the failsafe would be irrelevant.
I wouldn't be nervous, there were delays in the South with shipping, if it shows in transit you're good, it's just a delay. Example of one carrier: http://www.fedex.com/us/servicealerts/
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yep gatlinburg is only a few hrs away. only reason i was somewhat nervous is i hate it when they don't even provide an update for 3-4 days. but now tracking shows it arrived in ky this morning :thumbsup:
After wrestling back and forth forever over selling my car vs. dumping more money in it, I decided on the later.
I bought a new AEM 380lph pmp for the surge tank, Eurodyne Meastro, and some miscellaneous odds and ends. Hoping to actually button everything up this winter, and finally dyno my car in the spring. Hoping g 500whp is on the table with my lowly gtx3071r.
After wrestling back and forth forever over selling my car vs. dumping more money in it, I decided on the later.
I bought a new AEM 380lph pmp for the surge tank, Eurodyne Meastro, and some miscellaneous odds and ends. Hoping to actually button everything up this winter, and finally dyno my car in the spring. Hoping g 500whp is on the table with my lowly gtx3071r.
I may be wrong but I don't think launch control does anything for us DSG guys other than disengage the clutch so we can rev as if we were depressing the clutchina manual. Does it also modify dif lock or TC settings or something? I feel like if you have the tires for it you would be better off not using launch control so you can actually build boost off the line rather than just RPM.
Perhaps I have a fundamental misunderstanding of the system though...
I may be wrong but I don't think launch control does anything for us DSG guys other than disengage the clutch so we can rev as if we were depressing the clutchina manual. Does it also modify dif lock or TC settings or something? I feel like if you have the tires for it you would be better off not using launch control so you can actually build boost off the line rather than just RPM.
Perhaps I have a fundamental misunderstanding of the system though...
But regardless of trans it should still do fuel/timing magic to make boost, and then if you have a DSG I'm assuming some variation of slipping the clutch(es) to launch.