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Title: Is downloading a base tune safe? Post by: tadope on March 23, 2021, 01:01:44 PM 2001 amu audi tt usa 225 1.8t
3” turbo back, dv, 3”tip, fmic, phenolic spacer. I just started with nefmoto. Ive gotten as far as downloading the stock bin from my ecu. I was going to simply use nefmoto to clear the emissions stuff, But i think i might need a tune for the car. I think i have too many mods for the stock tune. My goal is to have a nice tune running as much boost as possible later, But for now i would just like to drive the car safely. Doesn’t need high power. I just dont want my mods to make it run lean and/or firce into limo mode. Would it be safe to just find a simple free base tune or stg1 tune and flash it? As a noob im not sure if those are safe to drive on, or are they just used for a baseline to start tuning yourself? I was going to hunt for free tunes on the net Title: Re: Is downloading a base tune safe? Post by: Sandstorm3k on March 23, 2021, 01:29:49 PM These mods might add a few HP but can really do no harm to a stock tune.
I recommend you read the S4 wiki and check the community stage 1 thread. With a bit of reading and learning everyone on here can make their own stage 1 tune. Don't flash some stupid generic stuff do it yourself. Title: Re: Is downloading a base tune safe? Post by: tadope on March 23, 2021, 05:33:49 PM Thanks. Ok. There might be something wrong with my car then.
Or perhaps i fiddled with the n75 screw too much because i hit limp mode often. What about this. It seems more legit that a free tune. 108$. https://audivwtunes.storenvy.com/products/30670150-225-audi-tt-amu-engine-code-stage-2-tune Title: Re: Is downloading a base tune safe? Post by: nyet on March 23, 2021, 10:45:21 PM You should not have touched the n75 screw at all. Period. End of story.
In fact, you should unfriend and block whoever told you to do that. Title: Re: Is downloading a base tune safe? Post by: nyet on March 23, 2021, 10:46:02 PM Find a reputable tuner that will *work with you* and will support their tune or DIY.
Title: Re: Is downloading a base tune safe? Post by: tadope on March 24, 2021, 08:31:41 AM You should not have touched the n75 screw at all. Period. End of story. In fact, you should unfriend and block whoever told you to do that. Is that going to mess up any future tuning? I bought a cheap replacement off ebay, but it only boosts 9lvd or so even though same part number. I also heard that the original part “c” part # was repalced by an “e” valve. So i bought an oem e valve lying around. Im scared that it wont match up with my ecu either. I guess i could get a matching used part from matching car.... Title: Re: Is downloading a base tune safe? Post by: nyet on March 24, 2021, 08:20:56 PM any stock n75 should work, any rev.
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