k-tuner for 2005 rl?
01-09-2017, 08:37 PM
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k-tuner for 2005 rl?
what is so different about the rl that it cant be chipped?
why is the k-tuner available for 2009 tl sh-awd but not 2009 rl sh-awd
the tl and rl use same engine in the shawd
can i use the 2009 shawd TL ecu with k-tuner to run on 2005 or 2009 RL shawd and dyno tune it?
i want to boost the rl and retain the shawd system
im aware that 05 is 3.5 and 09 is 3.7. but if i can dyno tune the 09 tl ecu why cant i use maps from a 3.5L tl of earlier years
or at least put some boltons and tune the car.
its an amazing machine from unlikely source but theres nothing available for it.
why is the k-tuner available for 2009 tl sh-awd but not 2009 rl sh-awd
the tl and rl use same engine in the shawd
can i use the 2009 shawd TL ecu with k-tuner to run on 2005 or 2009 RL shawd and dyno tune it?
i want to boost the rl and retain the shawd system
im aware that 05 is 3.5 and 09 is 3.7. but if i can dyno tune the 09 tl ecu why cant i use maps from a 3.5L tl of earlier years
or at least put some boltons and tune the car.
its an amazing machine from unlikely source but theres nothing available for it.
01-22-2017, 09:48 PM
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Re: k-tuner for 2005 rl?
Not many people modify them, so unfortunately it doesn't make good financial sense for companies to invest developmental money into a platform that will likely have few actual users in the market. Be patient.
01-23-2017, 10:27 AM
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Re: k-tuner for 2005 rl?
well what you expect. theres no support for it obviously. how can anyone possibly modify it when no company makes anything for it...
companies just assume that nobody gonna modify it because its a low production number? lame excuse i hear about del sol too. but people buy the parts that are on the market and compnies who make aftermarket parts all making money
companies just assume that nobody gonna modify it because its a low production number? lame excuse i hear about del sol too. but people buy the parts that are on the market and compnies who make aftermarket parts all making money
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