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Old 11th June 2009, 19:25   #76
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Hi,

I see a Petes sticker on your car!! Now, are you using Petes or RD ECU?

0-100 in 8 secs!!!!!!!!!! THAT IS MIND BLOWING!!!

Did you time this on a V-box or how was it done? Also, this 8 secs was on Petes or on RD?

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have tried out rd piggyback ecu xm400 on my optra magnum. the power is mindblowing the front end of the car lifts up like its going to takeoff
0-100 timing was 8 secs
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@Torque350

A detailed review if you would please, and some pics too.
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Hi,

I see a Petes sticker on your car!! Now, are you using Petes or RD ECU?

0-100 in 8 secs!!!!!!!!!! THAT IS MIND BLOWING!!!

Did you time this on a V-box or how was it done? Also, this 8 secs was on Petes or on RD?

Cheers
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i have installed the green filter storm from petes hence the sticker
0 to 100 in 8 secs was with the rd xm400
timing was calculated with a stopwatch so you can take a error of 0.5 secs
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8 seconds for 0-100

Even a BMW 320d takes more than 8 seconds to reach a ton.Try measuring using professional equipments.Please confirm the time as many DDiS owners including me are waiting for the results.
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Its quite possible, AFAIK, a stock Magnum does a 0-100 in the sub 10 sec bracket, 9.8 sec to be precise.

So for it to do a 8 sec is very very much possible.

You should read thru this thread and see, you will be happy to see the amazing improvement in performance and mileage the RD ecu came up with for you swift fella's..


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8 seconds for 0-100

Even a BMW 320d takes more than 8 seconds to reach a ton.Try measuring using professional equipments.Please confirm the time as many DDiS owners including me are waiting for the results.

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Old 12th June 2009, 16:03   #81
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Well to start with, the installation was very very easy, possible to do it ourselves without any hassles. Then the Race Dynamics tuner (guess the name was Karthik, a thousand apologies if I'm wrong) did a test ride for couple of minutes (for a self learning thing in the ECU, I'm not very sure what that is) and thats it!! Its just a 20 minutes job and its playtime. I got the mode selection knob installed near the gear lever and it looks really cool. It can be installed wherever you want it. It really is like a NOS button. I keep it in stock mode, stomp the throttle and immediately switch to P2, and all I can say is WOW!! The sudden pull is mind blowing. I don't have any official results in acceleration as I don't have the necessary equipments but did check the 0-100 with my stopwatch and it was more than 2 seconds faster. My entire experience with Race Dynamics was FANTASTIC!! Thanks a lot to Race Dynamics and the tuner guy Keep up the good work

@yzfrj - Will post pictures soon.
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@ssjr0498, The Chevy Optra Magum is a 2.0 litre diesel and it produces 121 bhp and 315 Nm of torque and hence its figures. As far as i know a stock swift DDis does 0-100 in 13.xx seconds. Yes the improvements are amazing but i dont think it will cut out 5.0 seconds off the stock time. Now we have a solid answer to the hyundai Getz crdi.

As torque350 said ,i guess the new 0 - 100 time is somewhere in between 10 and 11.5 seconds.That itself is great. Please post pics sir(I am intrested in the mode change switch\knob)

one question . Does the boost carry on all the way till 5100 rpm???

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one question . Does the boost carry on all the way till 5100 rpm???
It produces power all the way to the redline on the car's tachometer, that I can vouch for personally.
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Hi Buddy,

That's exactly what I said, it is possible for the chevy to do a 8.XX sec 0-100.

I never mentioned anything about a 5 sec drop for the swift!!

I am very much aware of what it does to the swift, If you have forgotten, I am the one who started this thread in the very first place

Like V1p3r mentioned and from my personal experience, the power is produced all the way to the redline on the tachometer.

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@ssjr0498, The Chevy Optra Magum is a 2.0 litre diesel and it produces 121 bhp and 315 Nm of torque and hence its figures. As far as i know a stock swift DDis does 0-100 in 13.xx seconds. Yes the improvements are amazing but i dont think it will cut out 5.0 seconds off the stock time. Now we have a solid answer to the hyundai Getz crdi.

As torque350 said ,i guess the new 0 - 100 time is somewhere in between 10 and 11.5 seconds.That itself is great. Please post pics sir(I am intrested in the mode change switch\knob)

one question . Does the boost carry on all the way till 5100 rpm???

Thanks

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Now the most important question: whats the price ?
Can the ECU be reused in another car (obviously only diesel)
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@ssjr,viper : Thanks for the info.Now we have an answer for the narrow band on the DDiS.
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sounds amazing. so can it be installed in the linea.? if so what gains in 0-100 or power can i be looking at.?
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Here's a quick picture of the selection knob I managed with my phone cam, am going out of town over the weekend so more pics and stuff later.


@jmddis- the boost does not go on till the redline, as they said that the turbo is made such that it cannot produce power till the redline. However, the bottom end grunt has improved massively and it seems to pick up its skirts much sooner as in lag is reduced when flooring the throttle. I then asked about a bigger turbo and they promptly told me to be ready with even more lag than stock, so I promptly forgot about it. I'm zapped by the current performance gains and also installed a HKS filter as it has shown gains on the Elantra.

@cooldude1988765 - Yes it can easily be removed and popped into another diesel car with ease.

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Here's a quick picture of the selection knob I managed with my phone cam, am going out of town over the weekend so more pics and stuff later.

@cooldude1988765 - Yes it can easily be removed and popped into another diesel car with ease.
Where is the picture ???
Also would you mind sharing how much you paid for it ?
Please PM me if you dont want to post the price here.

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It produces power all the way to the redline on the car's tachometer, that I can vouch for personally.
Are you sure the turbo is big enough to make power upto 5,100 rpm?

Shrey, I hope Karthik is paying you for all the talking . Or atleast inviting you to those high end weekend parties.
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