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Got my boost gauge installed and working right...crazy sh*t!
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02-27-2008, 09:16 AM | #23 | |
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I was reading over some of your threads and I wanted to say good work, your write ups are very informative. Keep it up. Vince |
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02-27-2008, 09:38 AM | #24 |
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Chitown335i I agree with you but at the same time cn555ic has a good point as well. I hope Shiv does come out with something, anything. Maybe a dp map and something to watch boost that works. However, when a few people have problems and something like this is discovered a good company would address it publicly. The private PM's is back handed at best and looks sneaky. He says he is tired of hearing peoples crap well keeping people in the dark will make the natives more upset than before. Communication is key, that's all I am trying to say.
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02-27-2008, 09:48 AM | #25 |
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Are there any 0-5v inputs available on the procede?
It would be nice to be able just to add a sensor in the manifold and let the Procede monitor boost via that instead of having to add a gauge. Then you could data log it and compare it directly to what the Procede thinks boost is. Or is the glitch in the actual reader software? |
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02-27-2008, 09:53 AM | #27 |
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I vote cn55ic calms down.
Dude, do you even own the procede? If so please sell it immediately and move on. The reason shiv is not bothering to post here is probably due in no small part to these "head for the hills" comments. |
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02-27-2008, 10:22 AM | #28 |
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02-27-2008, 10:26 AM | #29 | |
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Many procede buyers have come to rely on this forum for help and advice concerning their purchase and now Shiv is faced with the problem of "putting the toothpaste back in the tube."
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02-27-2008, 10:27 AM | #30 |
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I'm talking about that it was not logging boost correctly not that the spiking was occurring.
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02-27-2008, 10:29 AM | #31 |
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02-27-2008, 10:32 AM | #32 | |
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Sell it before Helix is released.
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02-27-2008, 10:43 AM | #33 |
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down with Procede!!.. I tried asking people for help on this forum (just to tweak my Procede settings) and my post gets moved somewhere else.. while someone who is trying to install their DPs, their message can still stay on this forum.. My question was for SOMEONE to help me tweak the PROCEDE settings.. so I'm going to go against Procede now.. just because I haven't received help from anyone here and also no help from Vishnu themselves.. I have sent emails too to them asking for help.....
I am just asking someone to help me tweak my settings from 90% default.. is that so hard to do?? just a 5 minute thing and I can drive by too.. I just don't have a laptop at the moment to use.. and I don't want to get one just for that reason.. I have downloaded the software and read about it, and also saw what Shiv did that day when he installed it... .. the next one I will be turning to would be JB2 then.. this is ridiculous.. and what's up with the exhaust drone? Don't get the Vishnu exhaust, this is stupid.. It is so loud you can't even hear the music.. I have to turn it up high just to cancel out the drone.. mainly the drone comes at below 2.5k.. but in LA, you really can't go all that high due to the traffic.. so I hear a "constant" drone all the time.. I can accelerate past that, but only for a while..
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02-27-2008, 10:49 AM | #34 | |
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The how to tweek was clearly desribed in a post from Shiv. If you mean the user Tq settings. What are you asking for? Uups didn't dee your edit. So no laptop... take your desktop down :-) (another forum member did this as well.)
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02-27-2008, 10:49 AM | #35 |
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To be fair, you should have the tools if you purchase the components. And here is a hint, there is nothing to really tune with the JB2. Sure, you can add the H pull (or two) but there is no tuning involved. It sounds like you are just screaming to be heard, nothing more.
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02-27-2008, 10:54 AM | #36 |
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I don't know what some people have done to piss off Shiv and company. Any time I have any issues I just go to their web site and use Tech Support Contact. I get either a phone call or e-mail in the same day or next day.
I guess those that bitch the most get the least.
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02-27-2008, 10:55 AM | #37 |
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no, actually I just wanted someone to help.. that's all.. what I ask is not how to use the software.. just someone to help me tweak the Procede.. I have sent a nice email asking for help to Vishnu (Dustin, Ali and Shiv).. well, if you by someone's product and it doesn't work right, you would want help too? Shiv told me I didn't need anything because he was going to do the install that day in LA.. but you can't just change the procede settings to 92% or whatever at the start... Also, there are many people who have Procede in Southern California, and they have laptops too.. It is just that people aren't willing to help out..
and yes, I am looking at the JB2 just for that reason.. did you happen to see how long ago my post was to ask for help?.. and it got moved from this forum too, although it was related to Procede.. and RuffRider, I am not "bitching" about anything.. I just want someone to help me out..
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02-27-2008, 10:58 AM | #38 | |
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Also, install a boost gauge. If still unable to or unwilling to help yourself, go to a local speed shop. They will be glad to help, and take your money. |
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02-27-2008, 11:04 AM | #39 |
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do you know how much they would charge? probably 1 hours' worth I guess.. haha, yes I did read the instructions.. I can change the settings at work (just the torque values setting under the menu).. Also, I was saying in another post, would setting all the numbers to one value seem bad?.. wouldn't a "custom" setting for each value be better? Also, having more values would be good too, I see some people are having problems in-between the numbers in the Procede Software..
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02-27-2008, 11:13 AM | #41 | |
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In regards to the exhaust. You have DP's that in itself will make your exhaust much louder then stock. I have dp's with stock exaust and I notice that my car is louder then some of the guys with exhaust. Even with JB2, if your running JB2HHr or even JB2Hr I would recommend a gauge. Terry will probably tell you the same thing since I new some people with the Juice box and were advised by him. Even though his tune require to ECU to adjust the air fuel and timing itself the variables going into the ecu from the Juice box are going to be altered. Therefore, the car has really no idea how much boost is really running. Basically V2 and Juice box is "tricking" the Ecu into thinking that insufficent boost is being supplied therefore the ECU will bring up the boost. However, Like with me, my car was was actually showing boost above 15psi at the top of 3rd gear. That can cause damage to your engine. So once again it is impairative that you get a boost gauge and then worry about how your going to set the tq settings. If you dont like your exhaust sounding like that sell it on ebay or get high flow dp's. Hope that was informative bro. Good Luck |
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02-27-2008, 11:20 AM | #42 |
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where at? you can send me a PM on that, thanks =) Actually, I drove to Westminister to meet Shiv (with a few other guys) that day he came down.. so that is around the same place.. thank you..
thanks for the info, Chitown335i.. thought you were against Procede now, haha.. well, yes, I did hear a much bigger sound now that the downpipes (they are high-flow) and the exhaust have been changed.. sort of a loud rumbling.. my dad came by one day and even referred to it as a "tank" and should get the car checked.. he said other BMWs (and other cars) don't make that much of a sound.. do you think by leaving it at 90% I would be safe of the boost spikes that you have? Seems like people are moving it near the "limit" of what they usually can do (92% on 91 octane, 94% on 93).. so of course, you might be hitting over the 15psi if you have any kind of a spike.. but you do get to max out your hp and torque though.. you said by turning down to 80%, you get 13-14.5psi (that is supposedly at the 90% setting).. that means we can't really go over, say 85% then safely with all the other mods factored in?? but I'll try to get a boost guage like you said.. hopefully there is a digital one.. that would be nice..
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