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11-03-2014, 07:57 PM | #1 |
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Cobb AP questions !
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I have a question about the Cobb AP V3. I have 2009 bmw 335i xdrive. I have done intake by injen (dual air cold intake), Meisterschaft exhaust. I got the Cobb AP today, but i am little confused about the maps. (Mine is BMW ECU ID IJE0S) Which one should i use? any recommendation about the stage 1 for me, such as aggressive, sports, and etc? Also, do i have to consider about the boost targets? actually, i do not know what is exactly boost targets. Thank you ! |
11-03-2014, 08:04 PM | #2 |
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When I had no mods (exhaust and intake don't matter for the maps), I used stage 1 Aggressive with LT (linear throttle). That map will make a lot of power for you. That's a good start.
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and if you done with Aggressive with LT, is not too much for the engine? |
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11-03-2014, 08:10 PM | #4 |
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If you have 93 octane run stage 1 aggressive and just log to make sure everything is running good / no timing corrections.
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11-03-2014, 08:21 PM | #6 |
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As long as you follow the map requirements you'll be fine. Stg 1 requires nothing, linear makes the power come a bit sooner than stock and sport is just a waste of your time. You bought the cobb for power so just max it out. I'm sure you'll be smiling ear to ear the first time you do a 3rd gear pull.
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Theres a little difference thats noticeable , I would run the aggressive and throw some new spark plugs in there if you don't know how old they are. You don't want any misfires.
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I've never tried the sport map but Aggressive is a lot of power. These engines (N54) can handle BIG power so it's not a problem. Warning that if your plugs are old, you will probably throw a code and it would be wise to install a fresh set. Also some have had issues with coils as well (I have not)....the extra power from the flash tends to give some of these 'wear' parts, problems. GL. |
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For linear throttle, pedal position is equal to throttle position, 1:1 ratio. 50% pedal = 50% throttle, 75%pedal=75%throttle, and so on. Whether you select LT or ST boils down to preference. I beleive the track guys prefer linear as it allows more accurate throttle modulation. I prefer it also for launching the car out of the hole. But others like the seat of your pants ooomph of ST. I would recommend replacing all plugs if they're over 15k miles, starting with stage 1 sport map, logging to ensure all is good, then bumpin up to aggressive and logging again.
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Just try them both and see what you like. No reason trying to have someone explain it on paper. The differences will appear a lot easier in real life.
I preferred linear as it was predictable. Some people like stock because it "feels" faster. |
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