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GSR ECU Flash Tune | Review
Hello fellow 2Addicts!
We recently had the opportunity to take one of our Marketing/Project cars to GSR Autosport for their ECU Flash Tune. Our experience working with GSR has been A++ since day one. The entire crew is extremely knowledgeable and have been very professional, really a great group of stand-up guys A huge part of the appeal of GSR's flash tune has always been its flexibility: - allows 100 percent of the factory ECU functionality to be retained without the fitment of any aftermarket products - ability to fine tune specific variables to extract as much peak power as possible ^ With all this considered, we felt that going with the ECU flash tune was naturally the next move in upgrading from our previous piggyback solution. Driving impressions from Mitchsays21 : Car feels STRONG. It gave me a smoother powerband and more torque in all the right places. Midrange torque is addictive, turbo lag is nonexistent, and throttle roll-on is linear. I felt like acceleration was the most significant difference from the previous piggyback tuning solution. My experience with the piggyback included a lot of jerking/hesitation. That only became more apparent after driving the car with the GSR tune. 2014 228i ATX Stage 1+ +46 WHP +74 WTQ Mod List (At time of dyno) - Evolution Racewerks Intake (Protoype) - Evolution Racewerks Catless Downpipe (NO CEL) - Ark Performance Catback Exhuast (Prototype) Overall, the car is just much more fun to drive. Power feels more accessible and without the jerky hesitation. I'm extremely happy with the result and have great peace of mind knowing who's behind the product and work. If there are any questions about the car and our experience with GSR, feel free to PM or ask here directly
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Great review. Thanks for sharing your experience. I'm now interested in the intake and exhaust that you have on the car. Any more info on that?
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The ER intake is from their prototype for the F30. I'm not sure, however, if they plan to reproduce. Ark Performance 228i Catback Exhaust Prototype : > Brushed Stainless Steel Finish Tips > SUS304 Stainless Steel Construction > Brushed Stainless Steel Finish 3" Piping > V-band Clamps They're still gaining interest before they start producing more sets. If you're looking for something sooner, they did mention that the F30 328i exhaust can be fitted with little modification. Any questions on the modification to the exhaust, feel free to reach out to Michael @ Ark Michael@arkperformanceusa.com 909-947-1275
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