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Ok. Pick a lane.

You're correct, there is something to the shift points in Sport+. They are not, and active advising against using it.

You said 'on line' a phase I've only heard from born and raised New Yorkers.

You spelled 'bottom mount' wrong.

Took off the front splitter.

Found the New Yorker.

These are not cons.

This is completely unrelated to the issue at bar. Ecutek is a tuning platform and has literally nothing to do with anyone mentioned in this thread. Information like this is confusing to people who are just getting started or don't know what the differences are between...

None of this is really how this works at all. The different modes are basically "tunes" or "maps." With a few other configuration options. There shouldn't be anything for the car to 'learn.' The transmission adaptations are unrelated. So is traction. Sport+ Adjusts throttle pedal response and...

Or, without any fuse pulling or aftermarket anything, you can set 'engine' to 'sport' and everything else to normal in sport individual mode. A little tweak to throttle response (which is ¯\_(ツ)_/¯) and leave the valve open all the time.

Axles.. ehh.... Depends on the launch, likely no. Rods are fine Trans, however..

Kool Mild's baby

This is just the exhaust valve, which is controlled by 'Engine' in Sport Individual w/o coding.

It's on the key control module in the trunk, the main engine ECU, and the BCM (at least).

This is a tough question to answer. Some will find it incredibly easy, some will find it more difficult. If you're more mechanically inclined, it's a 30 minutes job. If you're less inclined, it'll take a couple of hours. Really depends on experience. based on what I've read in this thread...

FIFY :p

They are torque to yield bolts. Lots of the suspension stuff is.

That's definitely a possibility, but it's hard to get that 'shift' right. Tried a couple times, nothing was quite right.

58-60 on a good day. 55 is probably average.

Another track day yesterday was completely plagued with XHP issues. The idea is simple. use 'always start in 2nd' to launch the car in auto mode after the burnout. However, Mike Speed (Evolution of Speed owner) and I have consistently run into this problem. 1. Put the car in manual mode for...