Adaptive learning calibration
07-26-2009, 04:53 AM
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Adaptive learning calibration
I have read some articles on the adaptive learning but there is nothing in depth out there. Also, the Steeda website indicates that a calibration tool with the adaptive learning programing was going to be available Oct. 2008. My questions are:
1. How much rear wheel horsepower can be expected on a naturally aspirated Mustang with the delete plates and Steeda air intake which are required with the learning calibration.
2. Where is the calibration tool that was supposed to already be available.
3. Are there any before and after dyno runs anywhere?
It seems to me that this programing would be more popular if more info was available and if the price reflected the inconvenience of the owner having to ship in his computer.
1. How much rear wheel horsepower can be expected on a naturally aspirated Mustang with the delete plates and Steeda air intake which are required with the learning calibration.
2. Where is the calibration tool that was supposed to already be available.
3. Are there any before and after dyno runs anywhere?
It seems to me that this programing would be more popular if more info was available and if the price reflected the inconvenience of the owner having to ship in his computer.
07-27-2009, 04:36 PM
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I have read some articles on the adaptive learning but there is nothing in depth out there. Also, the Steeda website indicates that a calibration tool with the adaptive learning programing was going to be available Oct. 2008. My questions are:
1. How much rear wheel horsepower can be expected on a naturally aspirated Mustang with the delete plates and Steeda air intake which are required with the learning calibration.
2. Where is the calibration tool that was supposed to already be available.
3. Are there any before and after dyno runs anywhere?
It seems to me that this programing would be more popular if more info was available and if the price reflected the inconvenience of the owner having to ship in his computer.
1. How much rear wheel horsepower can be expected on a naturally aspirated Mustang with the delete plates and Steeda air intake which are required with the learning calibration.
2. Where is the calibration tool that was supposed to already be available.
3. Are there any before and after dyno runs anywhere?
It seems to me that this programing would be more popular if more info was available and if the price reflected the inconvenience of the owner having to ship in his computer.
The calibration tool project has been put on hold
There are dyno runs but I could not find scans in the server. I could print out a dyno sheet from one of our Q350's and rescan.
Not sure what you mean by the price reflecting shipping your computer in. You saying we should charge less just cause the computer has to be shipped? I dont see how that is relevant to the calibration itself, and our price is reasonable for the performance and capabilities of the calibration and the fact it is a Ford Motor Company endorsed calibration developed with their engineers which makes servicing possible through Ford service equipment if needbe.
07-27-2009, 08:09 PM
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If you could scan the dynosheets that would be great. I will be sending my computer to you get the programing soon and I will post on this forum what my results are. As far as the price goes, you have more information on the calibration programming therefore the price seems fair on your side. Unfortunately, like I stated in my original question, from the consumer side we do not have much to go on or independent testing. If there are people running this calibration out there they are being somewhat quiet on the results. Thank you for the additional info.
07-28-2009, 12:36 PM
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If you could scan the dynosheets that would be great. I will be sending my computer to you get the programing soon and I will post on this forum what my results are. As far as the price goes, you have more information on the calibration programming therefore the price seems fair on your side. Unfortunately, like I stated in my original question, from the consumer side we do not have much to go on or independent testing. If there are people running this calibration out there they are being somewhat quiet on the results. Thank you for the additional info.
BTW, nice avatar
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