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RE: Tuning box? - jvz567 - 02-03-2012 09:47pm

You can also look at this: http://www.diesel-performance.co.uk/land-rover-diesel-tuning.htmlArrow


RE: Tuning box? - ED209 - 02-03-2012 10:15pm

(02-03-2012 09:47pm)jvz567 Wrote:  You can also look at this: http://www.diesel-performance.co.uk/land-rover-diesel-tuning.htmlArrow


Odd that the td4 freelander produces a lot more torque than the td4 evoque when tuned but the same power. Anyone know why this would be the case?


RE: Tuning box? - bell-auto-services - 03-03-2012 10:18am

its because his base torque figures on the site are wrong for the Freelander and the Evoque TD4, this makes the tuned version look even more wrong.

pete


RE: Tuning box? - jojosr - 05-03-2012 11:37am

@Cutter7 - any follow up with your tuning box? Any improvements, reccomendations? I am also seriously thinking about it, so would be nice to know your "real life" experiencies with tuninh box.
Thanks


RE: Tuning box? - cutter7 - 05-03-2012 01:09pm

(05-03-2012 11:37am)jojosr Wrote:  @Cutter7 - any follow up with your tuning box? Any improvements, reccomendations? I am also seriously thinking about it, so would be nice to know your "real life" experiencies with tuninh box.
Thanks

I have done over 5k miles with this unit and to date have not had the slightest problem, and i would recommend this unit..

A friend of mine has just fitted one to his works VW Caddy van, and he also can't believe the change in performance.


MPG around town is normally 32 and on a long run not quite 39 doing say 70-80 MPH, (i don't know if this is the same without the unit?)

Have you read the reviews on dealers websites? this might answer some of your concerns.

All i can add is that a lot of people are against these and would rather go for the re-map version, but if you did decide to choose this unit you are able to return within 14 days for a full refund, and you will also get a 3 year warranty with the unit..


RE: Tuning box? - jojosr - 05-03-2012 04:05pm

thanks a lot Cutter, I will definitely go for box, do not want remaping. I will have SD4 AT 190 HP, and by test ride I was a bit confused by torque. So I want box just for improve this parameter and if posible the acceleration... is the acceleration also improving? And if yes, how much....
Thanks a lot.


RE: Tuning box? - RacingSnake - 05-03-2012 06:44pm

I've scan read through the 7 pages, but didnt see the question... What is different in this box from one of the "fool the ecu into overfuelling" style boxes?

Genuinely interested, and am impressed with cutters response to the gadget Smile
Have you got any RR data to go with this yet?


RE: Tuning box? - cutter7 - 05-03-2012 09:03pm

(05-03-2012 04:05pm)jojosr Wrote:  thanks a lot Cutter, I will definitely go for box, do not want remaping. I will have SD4 AT 190 HP, and by test ride I was a bit confused by torque. So I want box just for improve this parameter and if posible the acceleration... is the acceleration also improving? And if yes, how much....
Thanks a lot.

Yes there is very noticeable increase in acceleration especially between 3rd and 5th gears, percentage wise i would say between 20-30%. Power wise the BHP increasing from 190-235.

Basically the torque before the unit fitted is about 310 Ib/ft of torque and with the unit fitted this should increase to about 385/390 Ib/ft torque.


RE: Tuning box? - jojosr - 05-03-2012 09:28pm

So far so good... Smile Regarding acceleration, how much does it make from 0-60? In seconds?


RE: Tuning box? - Tosh - 06-03-2012 12:40pm

Just spoke to Greg at TDI-Tuning on this and he makes a whole lot of sense as regards what it does and how it works: it's essentially electronic and manages the ECU (within it's and the engine's tolerances).

I didn't know (but suspected) that our engine is the Peugeot-Ford unit and is found in all sorts of things including the Jag XF (and he's also of the opinion that the Evoque will end up with the 3.0l unit that's in the XF today - which is a lovely engine!)

Anyhoo... I bought the box