Techosquare vs AAM ECU reflashes
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Techosquare vs AAM ECU reflashes
I have an 07 AT and will be installing the following mods when I get back in Apr:
Injen CAI
Borla Cat Back
Grounding kit
These are the only engine mods I plan on doing, maybe an UD pulley down the road but that should not affect the ECU.
I plan on having one of the places re-flash the ECU and was looking for good/bad experiences with either of them. I searched the forum and read what info was on both of them and when I googled AAM there were complaints in 2006 from people that used them...that was 3 years ago so hopefully whatever issues they had are behind them.
I live in Chesapeake, VA and the closest tuner to me is in Northern VA so having it tuned on a dyno is a second choice.
Thanks!
Injen CAI
Borla Cat Back
Grounding kit
These are the only engine mods I plan on doing, maybe an UD pulley down the road but that should not affect the ECU.
I plan on having one of the places re-flash the ECU and was looking for good/bad experiences with either of them. I searched the forum and read what info was on both of them and when I googled AAM there were complaints in 2006 from people that used them...that was 3 years ago so hopefully whatever issues they had are behind them.
I live in Chesapeake, VA and the closest tuner to me is in Northern VA so having it tuned on a dyno is a second choice.
Thanks!
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Do you use the same software that TS uses? What is the turnaround time on the ECU?
Do you need a dyno sheet showing current a/f ratio's so you can lean it out or do you use a standard a/f ratio that is safe for my mods?
How long have you been there and do you know anything about the complaints lodged against AAM from 2006?
Do you need a dyno sheet showing current a/f ratio's so you can lean it out or do you use a standard a/f ratio that is safe for my mods?
How long have you been there and do you know anything about the complaints lodged against AAM from 2006?
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AAM uses the same Techtom software Technosquare uses, they may have their own base tunes created with it though, which is what most companies do. But a dyno tune is always a better choice.
If you don't want to venture to Function:TUNED you can get the Osiris Standard when we release it, and with that you atleast have the ability to verify the tune on your car. No point in sending your ECU out and ending up running too lean and having no way to check.
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