Hello everyone!
Thanks to all of you who have purchased Hypertech tuning. I'm looking forward to being able to answer any questions out there about Hypertech tuning. I'll be checking the forum periodically, and will try to answer any questions.
Chris

Welcome Chris...

Hey welcome ! Great product. Keep up the great support for the Aussie cars.

Hi Chris , welcome to the Forum.

Hi Chris - glad you found the forum and welcome!
We've got a pretty big Hypertech thread here already at:
Hypertech Max Energy Sport (generic ECU Flash) - anyone here grabbed one?
One of the questions we seem to come up against a bit is what intake map on the Hypertech tuner is the closest match to some of our locally available intakes, the default answer seems to be Corksport
Also, some members are running intakes from SURE, I heard mention you guys were looking into adding support for these, how far off is that?

Great to have someone from hypertech here... Maybe you could also join the uk site as LOTS of hypertech users there!
Does hypertech allow higher boost levels than stock throughout the gears? Is there a guide of what boost it should be making/holding?
I ask as I may have a boost leak![]()

Hi welcome glad to have you.
how about support for bigger turbos?![]()
Thanks for the nice welcome from everyone!
The SURE intake MAF calibration will be available soon. Anyone with a Hypertech programmer should register it on our website. We'll email out a notice to all registered product users when it is available.
The intake MAPs in the Hypertech tune are MAF calibrations for those specific intakes. If you have an intake that is not on the supported list, we can usually find one of the supported options that will be close to the correct MAF calibration. The diameter of the intake is one of the main things that effect the MAF readings. If you measuer the tube diameter of your intake where the MAF bolts in, we can compare that to the other intake options, and pick one that should work for you.
Chris


Good question. Peak boost will vary a bit from gear to gear, but overall, you should see peak boost around 17.5-18 PSI with just the Hypertech tune and no mods. With an aftermarket air intake, and the MAF properly corrected, peak boost will be around 18.5-19 PSI. Boost pressure comes on full at 2800-3000 RPM, and holds flat until about 5500 RPM, where it is tuned to trail off. This is due to turbocharger efficiency dropping drastically at higher RPMs.
See links to charts with boost info.
http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/attac...6&d=1269445434
http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/attac...2&d=1269446825
Chris
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