[eamon]

Hey guys
Just got my PROcede Rev 2.5 figured out thanks to Robert at Vishnu; was having a lot of problems with the tune on my car but it's all good now.

So currently I'm running the aggressive 4-23 map and it feels just like that, aggressive and a little more jerky even with a steady foor. The throttle is a lot more sensitive and the power REALLY kicks in right around 3K rpm. To me it doesn't feel as linear as the 7-29 maps, but what do I know. I'm completely stock for the exception of this tune. When I was running the 7-29 map previously it felt a lot smoother and felt a little more tame except for when it got up top around 5-6K rpm which it really pulled.

So here's my main question
I got the PROcede tune mainly because of the remarks I've heard that it's more reliable than other tunes i.e. not too boost happy or have no control over timings.
From the way I see it, this particular tune was deemed reliable because of the "autotuning" feature which adjusts to your particular car to make it less of an off the shelf tune. My main focus is long term reliability, and correct me if I'm wrong, but I wasn't sure whether or not the new aggressive maps have this feature.
Is there a difference between these two maps as far as reliability is concerned on a otherwise stock car? Should I keep the aggressive 4-23 map on my core or switch back to 7-29 autotuning?

Appreciate the help!

[TT3 iN NyC]

These maps are still beta so auto tuning is turned off. Once shiv releases the production version, I believe he'll enable auto tuning.

To be on the safe side, just run stage 1, map 1 if you're completely stock.

[eamon]

Originally Posted by TT3 iN NyC

These maps are still beta so auto tuning is turned off. Once shiv releases the production version, I believe he'll enable auto tuning.

To be on the safe side, just run stage 1, map 1 if you're completely stock.

Stage 1 on the 4-23 map? That's what I'm running currently, but was thinking of switching back.
From my understanding, all new PROcede units being sent out contain the Aggressive maps right? It should be fine if that's the case, but autotuning is what makes PROcede as popular as they are.

[franzzz]

4-23 are beta.

I should do some log with your car and verify if the engine work well at any revs

[eamon]

Anyone else? Just want to connect it and forget it lol

[zerep1]

if you feel safer running the autotuning go for it is less aggressive in the mid range and the car will be safer but it will be easier on the turbos

[smellfish]

Originally Posted by eamon

Anyone else? Just want to connect it and forget it lol

There's your answer, auto-tune.

[bryce]

although the aggressive maps are ridiculously full of torque, i go back and forth with those and the 7-29 maps. i love how the 7-29 maps feel so responsive, eager to rev, and they pull HARD in the upper RPM's. this is after auto-tune has adjusted I/C to 0 and boost to 16 psi, of course

[eamon]

Originally Posted by bryce

although the aggressive maps are ridiculously full of torque, i go back and forth with those and the 7-29 maps. i love how the 7-29 maps feel so responsive, eager to rev, and they pull HARD in the upper RPM's. this is after auto-tune has adjusted I/C to 0 and boost to 16 psi, of course

So which one would you personally run on a stock car? Or are they both relatively safe? I'm assuming your car has supporting mods so neither should be a problem

[bryce]

^they're both safe. i ran dp's, fmic, intake on my car. i think autotuning is very nice, but the torque on the aggressive maps is unreal. hard call to make really, they're both safe maps though. try them out and see what you like better.