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Owner: AndrewC
Rom: AE5IA11E
Tyres: 225/45-18
Car Kerb Weight: 1588kg
Driver Weight: 54kg
Total Weight: 1642kg
Mods
Fully Stock
XRT ECU Stage 2 Tuning
XRT Stage 2 Torque Management Patch
Weather
AndrewC - 2011 USDM Subaru Legacy 2.5 GT 6MT
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Re: AndrewC - 2011 USDM Subaru Legacy 2.5 GT 6MT
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v0 3rd gear Dyno
Atmospheric Pressure: 1017.3 hPa | IAT: 24C >> 22C
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I was referred to XRT by a fellow member (golferdude1087) for a tune for my 5th gen LGT. I contacted Ed and he responded immediately with answers to my questions, helped me get setup with the necessary software, and sent the initial tune. Out of the box, it was a massive awakening for the car. Its the first time this car put that big of a smile on my face and even impressed my friend that drives a tuned 3 series. After a few days of back and forth with logs and tips, we are now on version 3 and it runs great. It pulls hard and smooth throughout the entire range and still gets decent mileage with "spirited" driving. The logger "dyno" numbers say about 275hp/340tq (wheel) compared to the stock 265hp/258tq (crank), a significant increase even if the software isn't accurate. His tips on things to look for and areas to improve give me confidence that the tune will be safe too. I would definitely recommend an XRT tune to anyone looking for reliable power.
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v2a 3rd Gear Dyno SAE
Atmospheric Pressure: 1013.3 hPa | IAT: 26C
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Lowend Torque
From: AndrewC
Sent: Sunday, 11 June 2017 12:25 PM
To: EdwardM
Subject: Low end torque
Low end torque is much improved, to the point that small maneuvers like passing or cornering can be done without getting into boost. Accelerating from low rpm's is also better, letting you stay in gear when you'd normally have to downshift.