No. Doug with CnL.
Did you get the torq tune or performance? The torq tune acts like the Procal tune.
No. Doug with CnL.
So I just went out for a "spirited" drive. Here is what I found.
First, I have to say that I am a pretty conservative driver. I rarely ever get into the higher RPM's, and if I do it's rare. I think that was the problem here. I did some redline pulls in 2nd and 3rd, since 1st was useless. I have to say I never noticed the call pullng so hard in the peak RPMs. It actually was pretty cool.
That being said, I never really go to the peak RPMs. I guess that's where my initial disappointment came from. With the procal, I was so used to low-end grunt that when I switched over, I wasn't used to the throttle response on the new tune being different. But that can easily be changed.
One thing I did notice, is how loud the intake is. Like no joke loud. It's actually almost as loud as my Boss 302 side exhaust, and I don't like that. I don't want it drowning out my side pipes.
This was an informative adventure, but I think I am going to call it. Going to return my car to the way it was, set up as a comfortable DD. Gonna list the intake and tune as a combo. I just can't see the point (for me) of having the race parts on a car which will never see the track.
I appreciate all your guys' help. Sorry to bother.
I'm curious as to those running the aftermarket CAI with the Pro-Cal tune, any issues?
When I purchased my car it was stock with only a Roush "no tune" CAI on it. When I added my ProCal the dealer dyno'd and data logged the car before and after. There were no issues. If you use a "no tune" cold air kit you should be fine.
There are several cars in the 11's in the quarter mile with a ProCal. And it does add a lot of torque as well as making the throttle response a lot more snappy. It is a great addition for someone worried about a warranty. Plus you get a tool to change tire height / ring and pinion and read/clear codes. Not bad for the money.
Do .you have the before and after numbers? Just curious....
I did not hear the ping. They dyno operator thought he heard something that he thought could be pinging. But the knock sensor showed nothing on the data logs. Winter gas in chicago sucks so it is possible. When spring gas came in I changed it to no octane adjust. No issues at all. And the car runs with out a hiccup. Plugs always look fine.