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Title: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: ahopkins1202 on July 17, 2017, 09:11:13 AM
Current setup is fmic 2.5 inch tt downpipe to 3 inch straight pipe, upgraded diverter valve have the 386 injectors waiting for tune to put them in. I also have the 2.0 coils. i'm looking for an aggressive tune putting out about 18psi and i want the whole gargle pop flame effect while ripping it it up. This is my first time posting on the forum and greatly appreciate all that there is offered.

Thank you,
Anthony Hopkins


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: corradovolksb on July 17, 2017, 09:38:27 AM
You do know this is a DIY site and that there is an amazing wealth of knowledge and experienced people on here that will answer any question that you have regarding tuning but I don't think you will be getting a tune handed over to you.  A great place to start is the noob section and also the stag1 1.8t thread that will give you a good base to work off of. Feel free to ask questions along the way.


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: Pasteurised on July 17, 2017, 10:17:28 AM
Current setup is fmic 2.5 inch tt downpipe to 3 inch straight pipe, upgraded diverter valve have the 386 injectors waiting for tune to put them in. I also have the 2.0 coils. i'm looking for an aggressive tune putting out about 18psi and i want the whole gargle pop flame effect while ripping it it up. This is my first time posting on the forum and greatly appreciate all that there is offered.

Thank you,
Anthony Hopkins

A census taker once tried to test me. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti.


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: _nameless on July 17, 2017, 11:26:58 AM
Nice first post!
youre asking a lot for a first post. many threads for you to read to get there. if youre looking for a free tune youve come to the wrong place. Many members in this group will be willing to point you in the direction you want if you have a specific question. for gargle and pop youll need to tune overrun tables, timing in low load locations. for fueling youll need to tune injector latency times and injection quantity mass. latency can be taken from the tt 225 file and ported to yours. then the basic load / tq, timing and fueling tables can be tuned. you may hit some air flow limits that will need to be tuned but besides that its quit straight forward
good luck



Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: _nameless on July 17, 2017, 11:36:10 AM
your stock file is a 518f so you can find your stock file and map pack for your file on the forum or read the orig from your car. if your car has a commercial tune on it dont bother trying to read it. you may brick / put your ecu in limp mode. regardless you will not get a full read from the car and if you did the addresses are scrambled or checksums are changed. if that is the case dl a orig file from here flash the stock file to your car and figure out how to read logs and use me7logger first. taking logs is the most important thing, any halfwit can change numbers and flash willynilly. this will get you in trouble not knowing what changes are made or why. some of the tools on this forum are command prompt based and its not always straightforward but if you stick with it and make some breakthroughs youll get hooked 


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: ahopkins1202 on July 17, 2017, 01:00:21 PM
Thank you all for the info i am by no means looking for anything handed to me i dont do business like that. I would love to learn and im really just looking for help to be pointed in the right direction. Its alot to take in and im feeling the urge to learn. i will continue to read through the forums and take in the knowledge that is provided.

Thanks again


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: _nameless on July 17, 2017, 03:36:29 PM
Thank you all for the info i am by no means looking for anything handed to me i dont do business like that. I would love to learn and im really just looking for help to be pointed in the right direction. Its alot to take in and im feeling the urge to learn. i will continue to read through the forums and take in the knowledge that is provided.

Thanks again
here. this should help you out. download tuner pro and load the bin and xdf. the bin is the tune itself also known as eprom, flash, rom, ori, mod etc. the name is irreverent just know that its the tune. the xdf is the map pack that makes sense of the tune. its the locations of the maps within the tune. once you load the bin and xdf into tunrpro it will make more sense.

http://www.nefariousmotorsports.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

that ^ is a good place to start it will give you a good overview of what youre in for  ;)
its not that hard and if you put in the effort youll have other members to help you out
good luck


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: ahopkins1202 on July 18, 2017, 08:31:59 AM
is this the stock tune specs that im looking at?

Thank You


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: _nameless on July 18, 2017, 09:22:53 AM
yes this is a stock file


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: focalpoint519 on July 28, 2017, 12:06:20 PM
send me a message i have a free tune for you. i have a highly developed 1.8t stage 2 tune with custom spark code, launch control, als for 225 injectors. if you change your injectors you will be set.


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: mister t on August 28, 2017, 07:07:56 PM
send me a message i have a free tune for you. i have a highly developed 1.8t stage 2 tune with custom spark code, launch control, als for 225 injectors. if you change your injectors you will be set.

Why not just post it up for the curious of us to examine if you'd be so kind


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: focalpoint519 on August 28, 2017, 07:48:50 PM
I sent you a tune in PM mr T, did i sent you a quality tune or some garbage (please dont expose the brand i sent you) but is the tune something worth getting for free?


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: mister t on August 28, 2017, 10:35:13 PM
I sent you a tune in PM mr T, did i sent you a quality tune or some garbage (please dont expose the brand i sent you) but is the tune something worth getting for free?

Sorry, not sure what I got, looks like a 90540 read


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: focalpoint519 on August 28, 2017, 11:44:22 PM
Thanks for those files for the b6/7 s4 files, ill have to see if my buddy wants to try it out tomorrow. i sent a brand name AWP 1.8t tune.


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: SB_GLI on August 29, 2017, 05:56:22 AM
Thanks for those files for the b6/7 s4 files, ill have to see if my buddy wants to try it out tomorrow. i sent a brand name AWP 1.8t tune.

As much as you might disagree, you are doing a disservice to the community by sharing random files THAT AREN'T EVEN YOURS.

This is a DIY site where people can come to learn to tune.  Giving handouts in this fashion does not promote learning.   Who's files are you handing out? How can anyone trust what you are giving them?  I would strongly recommend to anyone that you are sending files to to not load them if they don't know what's changed, as it certainly seems like you don't.

In this case, you sent an AWP file for a b6 a4?  Cool, brick his ecu.

I think I speak for many when I say, just fucking stop.


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: focalpoint519 on August 29, 2017, 09:16:46 AM
think what you want buddy, look at http://www.osecuroms.org/ here people share files, (not all shitty ones) many well developed proper tunes, everyone shares work so the community ends up with 1000s of guys that can tune a subis from starts to finish.  who ever says having quality tunes to learn off is a bad thing, clearly is just trying to keep people learning slowly in the dark. i understand some people like to feel needed, but feel thats only reason things are the way they are a black art on here. Some guys will have 100k of cracked software then complain about members that share good files. either way keep bitching sharing doesnt work, it clearly does and only people that dont like it are just trying to feel needed and above others for longer.   


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: SB_GLI on August 29, 2017, 09:33:51 AM
bull - shit.

There is no black art.  No one is left in the dark.  All the information that one would need to learn is on here.  You are just helping people be lazy freeloaders.  Your definition of a "quality tune" varies from someone who actually understands the basics of calibrating an ecu.

Again, you mentioned sending someone an AWP file for a b6 a4.  Why would you send someone a file that WILL brick their ECU?

Are you are just offloading all your file testing to suckers so in the end you can sell your stolen tunes for profit?  That's my hunch.


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: focalpoint519 on August 29, 2017, 09:54:58 AM
Why dont you ask Mrt if i send brick-able file or a $500 Doller commercial tune? After you get the answer to that maybe you'll understand those of us that make real money from tuning have to find the best solutions to keep out customers happy, and i might let off like a fool, but trust me buddy you dont no me any better then i know you, so if u want to challenge me and post dumb shit like i sending brick able files without seeing my files, then im sorry for you, as megregor would say shut the fook up


I own a full service 5 bay garage in Kitchener next to the Nissan Dealership, We have a load Dyno, multi part gas analyzer, In-cylinder pressure transducers, AFR5000 wideband, FLIR Camera/Software, flow-bench, RTA microphones, and several other tools required for high quality custom calibrations. I have tuned many 1200WHP plus cars, (as im the only real tuner in my city. As far as tuning tools, I have CMDflasher, X17, Enigma, KTAG, KESS,AVDI,ODIS,Consult+ GTR, Hp Tuners,EFIlive,Hondata, OLS300, Uvision, IDA Pro, and dozens of other tools that allow me to offer solutions i do.  We also manufacture inhouse CNC RPM trigger wheels for standalone ecus for a varairty of engines, custom is our middle name.

My point i think there are as many genuine people on here as OLS licences. With that said i really believe in my heart that sharing CALIBRATION data from quality tunes helps guys experienced with remapping  tune a car properly. I can open a quality tune, and see a lot (as im sure anyone can here). When you look at 3 quality re maps side by side the pictures pretty clear about who's doing what and how (if not you haven't been at it very long).

Finally if i thought he was a person that wanted to learn; I would have told him to refer to the community tune b6 a4 tune. and suggested they read off the posts one by one (even leeches read here and there), But if it was a noob kid that was more worried about getting high and trying to chase girls i would have sent him a good file the same way. i think everyone should be helped equally, we all understand theirs many levels in this field, you have guys like PRJ that clearly are gifted and skilled (and i say that even though the guy doesn't like me at all) and then you have unique people like Nyet that convince guys like him to stay around and help. overall i dont mean any harm to the community. but anyone who wants to use quaility tunes as compares is just using all tools at there disposal, it doesnt make you a lesser person.


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: SB_GLI on August 29, 2017, 11:03:37 AM
That's great, send him your pirated commercial tunes.

My point here is that this does nothing for the community.   There is a rule on this forum that posting commercial files is not allowed.   You aren't posting them publicly, but you are telling the world you are doing this through PMs.  It's the same thing IMO.

I think you are on the wrong forum.   This isn't a tune sharing community.  This is a DIY and learn community.  There are other forums if that's your primary goal.  I'm done bickering, but your presence here is more harmful than good.  I get it you want to be of service to others for free, and that's great, but your approach is wrong, at least for nefmoto.


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: focalpoint519 on August 29, 2017, 11:16:52 AM
That's great, send him your pirated commercial tunes.

My point here is that this does nothing for the community.   There is a rule on this forum that posting commercial files is not allowed.   You aren't posting them publicly, but you are telling the world you are doing this through PMs.  It's the same thing IMO.

I think you are on the wrong forum.   This isn't a tune sharing community.  This is a DIY and learn community.  There are other forums if that's your primary goal.  I'm done bickering, but your presence here is more harmful than good.  I get it you want to be of service to others for free, and that's great, but your approach is wrong, at least for nefmoto.

i didnt even have to look longer then 30 secconds to find a APR v 1.1 file on another thread, so this brings me to explaining the third type of person, the ignorant person that starts a fights with the troll (me) and i expect me to see you point of view, when theirs sticky's related to software piracy so stfu mate

will go out of my way to offer anything your doing for free, ill find your tuning site, troll your marketplaces and undercut you hard, leave me be and ill leave you be. me sending files via PM isnt hurting anything fool, if u want to read incorect info and peoples points of view until you learn be my guest, i understand its a place for learning, which you can do off commercial files, if you dont agree you are a bloody liar and your fooling yourself.


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: SB_GLI on August 29, 2017, 11:29:12 AM
Well I've learned my lesson here.  Thanks for putting me in my place.


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: nyet on August 29, 2017, 11:39:21 AM
He's right, and you're full of shit.

You haven't bothered to understand a word he's trying to tell you.

Just because you found a file here that isn't supposed to be here doesn't mean crap.

Show me the link, and I will delete it.

This is a DIY forum, not a trade commercial files forum, it has always been that way. Period.

This has nothing to do with who is a troll and who isn't.

You're simply ignoring EVERY single thing people are telling you.

My patience is wearing thin.

You DEMONSTRABLY have not learned a single thing from commercial files, so even that excuse is flimsy. Some here MIGHT gain knowledge from commercial files, but if so, they're more than capable of doing their own research by talking to others that are fine with communicating what they are working on and not encumbering that knowledge with secret handshakes.

Those that only provide information with a catch are never worth dealing with.

Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should.


Title: Re: tune for 2002 audi a4 b6
Post by: focalpoint519 on August 29, 2017, 11:44:21 AM
I dont think anyone should have a place is my point but i will defend myself when you claim I'm sending people files to brick ecus. I wont defend the accusation that i send others work (i wont send files given to me in confidence or anything from revlimit) real commercial tuners understand they just made re calibrations, u can take a APR file and make your own version using it as a template without breaking any laws, a few commercial file for the model u intend on remaping is just as useful as a damos IMO. maybe this is knowledge some top tuners are not sharing yet, i know guys are APR i know many people at the top that do things in a similar fission

this week i have a 2008 AMG e55 coming, 2013 audi s4, and a 2003 golf jettta tdi, 2015 f150,Evo8 and a couple other domestics i cant recall atm, my point is if i didn't trade with other tuners i wouldst be finishing the remaps as MBT mapping on a dyno takes time, and learning the ecus structure/stragegy takes time, lots of ecus take HOURS to get VE mapping sorted, my dyno draws about 23 amps at 220v so the power cost even can add up. i have bought commercial files just to use as base maps, u dont want to blow engines and break transmissions, if i had a dollar for every time i found Easter eggs im commercial files, id still be rich.

 some ecus go into closed loop so fast, so many reasons a tuner that has to work with more then one brand need files (once i have file everything makes sense) im shocked no one else does things this way.