I have zero issue with using virtual dynos, if they are used correctly. I did a lot of testing years ago between VirtualDyno and a real dyno. If you log on the street correctly, they are VERY close.
It’s just telling the charging system what aH the battery is. The system has no idea what brand battery it is.
Some of the new M cars even come with oem lithium batteries.
I disagree. The higher end coilovers also disagree.
Disclaimer: I've used all sorts of coilovers and lower priced coilovers serve their purpose, as do high-end. We live in a great time. :)
Battery registration is literally pushing a button, selecting the right AH rating, pushing another button and that's it. Super easy to do with Bimmerlink.
Don't let dealers tell you it's anything more than that.
Perfect example of people only looking at peak numbers and not at the actual curves. What is going on with that tune that you lose 165whp/275wtq so quickly from 4250 to 5500 rpm??? That looks horrible.
Do you have a turbo restrictor like Group B rally or something?
Glad it helped! I’ll also be adding more to this thread with my experience tuning my Supra. The weather has been a little roller coaster so far so I haven’t been able to log every day.
It's actually by mph, I believe it is 10mph. I usually roll to the grid and it turns on by then, then you turn it off again and you are good to go until you turn the car off again.