Thank you.rgb129 wrote:Call a dealership with your VIN number and they should be able to get that number to you.
Yeah I live in NY...where we have 93 almost everywhere. I do travel a bit though (I'm a wedding photographer) and will be getting it tuned for 91 which UpRev (Richard) said isn't that much different from 93. That way, if I go south where 91 is more common, I won't have issues.rgb129 wrote:Really personal preference, but that looks pretty good to me. You might consider one for a lower octane for those rare occasions you can't get decent gas.
Yes. You buy Osiris Standard for $500 which includes the initial tune, plus the Cipher cable, plus 3 future update tunes. You fill out a form giving you 5 map options, plus other things like what mods you have, etc. and they build a base tune built on that.cruzad3r wrote:are you doing the etune? don't you need the uprev cable to do the flashing? if i remember correctly, you just need to tell them what mods you have and they'll send you a "firmware" file and you flash it to your car. so what mods do you have it in your car now?
Thanks man.CPJ LB wrote:I agree with Cruzad3r -- you just have to inform them of your current mods...
I got my Uprev installed by a pro-tuner (Church's Automotive Testing) - dyno by dynapac (they also have the ability to dyno AWD) -- one of the tuner's has an Evo pushing almost 500 WHP.....
as far as the maps, what you have listed is common. I have 'sport' as my #1(it's quicker to engage since I only have to press the required button(s) once) -- drive by wire....
stock # 2
eco #3
valet #4 (30 mph limit)
security #5 (once engaged, the car literally sounds like it's misfiring -- kinda freaked me out at first when my tuner demonstrated it)...
**my tuner bumped up the cam timing, increased the rev limiter, and tuned the car for 91 octane**
good luck with your install....let us know how it goes
mexillis wrote:WOT delay happens in first gear up to xx mph. I think it also happens in other gears but I'm not 100%. As for how high you should raise the rev limiter, in the M45 I think my tuner only raised it like 300rpm's based on the error of what the motor is actually spinning at and what the tach shows.
I'll answer what I can in red.TDot wrote:OK, I think I'm interested in this now. But I have a thousand questions. I went to the uprev site and didn't really find any detailed answers to my questions beyond "marketing statements". Can anyone point me to somewhere or post that has detailed info about this?
To start off:
1/ What exactly does eco do...assume mpg...but how much better is fuel economy after, if that is what it's about? It's a different tune for air and fuel mixture resulting in better engine efficiency I'm guessing. In theory, this should increase MPG...but I'm not expecting a huge jump...maybe 1 or 2 MPG
2/ How much more HP can I get out of this? Depends on your supporting mods. With my ztube and spacer, I'm hoping to get around 20 or so (12-14 with the spacer, 1 or 2 with the ztube, and the rest by 'unlocking' the motors potential
3/ What is rev limiter? And why?Your stock 'redline' is the factory rev limiter. Try driving in manual and not shifting. Once you hit like 7800 rpm, you car will buck/cut power a bit. By tuning this, you can raise it to say, 8100.
4/ What is valet? And why?It's a tune that only allows the car to go 0-30mph (or whatever you specify) and 0-3000rpm (or whatever you specify). This prevents the valet guys at hotels, casinos, etc. from beating the crap out of your car in the parking lot.
5/ Can I get rid of the delay in kicking up speed with this thing?
6/ mexillis, what does all of this mean?WOT = wide open throttle. The cars throttle, as I just learned, doesn't always open up all the way. It only does this under certain circumstances. When the throttle is wide open, more air is coming into the motor via the throttle body from what I understand. The engine then adds more fuel and BOOM...you have more power.mexillis wrote:WOT delay happens in first gear up to xx mph. I think it also happens in other gears but I'm not 100%. As for how high you should raise the rev limiter, in the M45 I think my tuner only raised it like 300rpm's based on the error of what the motor is actually spinning at and what the tach shows.
I am by no means a car expert. But if you're going to pay $500 for a tune package n potentially mess something up, y not pay $600 n get it tunes specifically for your car and you also get a Dyno. I just think its a better value. You get a professional tuning and Dyno for $600 as opposed to the pack and hope lol. Just my humble opinionIlyaKol wrote:Yes. You buy Osiris Standard for $500 which includes the initial tune, plus the Cipher cable, plus 3 future update tunes. You fill out a form giving you 5 map options, plus other things like what mods you have, etc. and they build a base tune built on that.cruzad3r wrote:are you doing the etune? don't you need the uprev cable to do the flashing? if i remember correctly, you just need to tell them what mods you have and they'll send you a "firmware" file and you flash it to your car. so what mods do you have it in your car now?
As for what mods I have right now, just a ZTube. However, tomorrow my spacer comes in. I have my base tune setup for the spacer + ztube..so once I get the cable from them I'll datalog the car with both those mods in and they will do the tune based on the readings.
Thanks man.CPJ LB wrote:I agree with Cruzad3r -- you just have to inform them of your current mods...
I got my Uprev installed by a pro-tuner (Church's Automotive Testing) - dyno by dynapac (they also have the ability to dyno AWD) -- one of the tuner's has an Evo pushing almost 500 WHP.....
as far as the maps, what you have listed is common. I have 'sport' as my #1(it's quicker to engage since I only have to press the required button(s) once) -- drive by wire....
stock # 2
eco #3
valet #4 (30 mph limit)
security #5 (once engaged, the car literally sounds like it's misfiring -- kinda freaked me out at first when my tuner demonstrated it)...
**my tuner bumped up the cam timing, increased the rev limiter, and tuned the car for 91 octane**
good luck with your install....let us know how it goes
Question I have for you is...can you change tunes on the fly? Or do you need to power the car off and do it or something?
Like, say I'm in ECO and want to go hard from a red light...can I just change to sport and go?
Also...I'm having my security one set to a kill switch...won't start the car (from what I've read from some of the G guys).
There is no hoping. These guys know how to tune this specific software better than anyone. Why? Because they wrote it.Twizz wrote:I am by no means a car expert. But if you're going to pay $500 for a tune package n potentially mess something up, y not pay $600 n get it tunes specifically for your car and you also get a Dyno. I just think its a better value. You get a professional tuning and Dyno for $600 as opposed to the pack and hope lol. Just my humble opinion
LOL...redline is a Biyatch unless you have an M3 or Evo...IlyaKol wrote:How did you get that custom tune where it kicks in automatically? I can definitely see a use for that. I'll have to call UpRev and see if they can throw it in.
And that's some pretty good numbers you got there.
I gotta start babying my car a bit more...I've been a little harsh on her over the years. lol.
(stop going to close to redline as you mention).

I do have the bumper in mind...but I'm worried I'll have gaps like someone people did when they converted.CPJ LB wrote:LOL...redline is a Biyatch unless you have an M3 or Evo...IlyaKol wrote:How did you get that custom tune where it kicks in automatically? I can definitely see a use for that. I'll have to call UpRev and see if they can throw it in.
And that's some pretty good numbers you got there.
I gotta start babying my car a bit more...I've been a little harsh on her over the years. lol.
(stop going to close to redline as you mention).![]()
as far as the "automatic sport kick in", I believe it's nothing extra in terms of price wise...If I remember, I will call the guys at Church's auto and see what he did (or if it's built in the tune)....
...on another note, you should think of doing the 08 front bumper swap........what a difference:
Stock airbox, MAF, ZTube, Throttle Body. That's the order it goes in. The Z Tube just replaces that plastic piece that has the 'chamber'.cruzad3r wrote:can you two post a pic/link on your ztube. they're not expensive but i thought the stock airbox has the MAF holder build in, how did you guys transfer that to the ztube?
IlyaKol wrote:
I do have the bumper in mind...but I'm worried I'll have gaps like someone people did when they converted.