I see mixed answers about requiring a tune, anybody know if you really need one? and can you use an AP map with it?
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I would recommend you getting a tune. The factory tunes run lean as it is so I would seriously advise you to install a tune to compensate for added air flow
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You'll need an AP to put the torqued performance map into the car. If you just put this on a stock ride as soon as you accelerate quickly you will bog down. You need an AP! You love your ride, treat her right! Even the off the shelf AP maps from Cobb don't work perfectly with this part. The only off the shelf that works great, that I could find was the Torqued Performance one. Or you can take it to a shop.
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It is not necesaary to make any tune, just installed mine with a Torqued Performance AP map to maximize power output. These maps are more agressive than the ones I researched at Cobb Tuning or other supplier.
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The simple answer:To be technically correct: yes, you should get a tune. Every intake is slightly different in some way and needs to have the cars MAF tables adjusted to properly fuel trim. I would NOT run this intake on a stock tune car as the year this intake is made for already comes with a VERY lean tune from the factory. You can probably get away with a Cobb map, but i wouldn't risk anything with the way this years WRX is known to crack ringlands as it is. As others recommend, a TP map can definitely have this running great.Experience level:I own this intake and am also an armature tuner. I have run longs on stock air box and then also with this intake on; the car does run leaner. The simple answer:To be technically correct: yes, you should get a tune. Every intake is slightly different in some way and needs to have the cars MAF tables adjusted to properly fuel trim. I would NOT run this intake on a stock tune car as the year this intake is made for already comes with a VERY lean tune from the factory. You can probably get away with a Cobb map, but i wouldn't risk anything with the way this years WRX is known to crack ringlands as it is. As others recommend, a TP map can definitely have this running great.Experience level:I own this intake and... » Read More The simple answer:To be technically correct: yes, you should get a tune. Every intake is slightly different in some way and needs to have the cars MAF tables adjusted to properly fuel trim. I would NOT run this intake on a stock tune car as the year this intake is made for already comes with a VERY lean tune from the factory. You can probably get away with a Cobb map, but i wouldn't risk anything with the way this years WRX is known to crack ringlands as it is. As others recommend, a TP map can definitely have this running great.Experience level:I own this intake and am also an armature tuner. I have run longs on stock air box and then also with this intake on; the car does run leaner. « Show Less
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Do u have to tune ? No but should u yes because your mapping doesn't understand that your using a aftermarket intake and you can use a ap with it.
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The tuner is awesome, it's the one I would have bought anyways. I'm not sure if they have changed it since I ordered it but the one I got automatically callibrated to whatever note was being played, so it was much easier to tune than having to put in what note it is before you tune it.
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Interesting. I've been considering pre-ordering the 1390T. The amazon description says it does have multi-point routing, maybe it is wrong. With the FM transmitter on the 765T, do you have to use the FM transmitter, and does this mean you have to tune your radio to a dead FM channel while driving? Interesting point you make, because the prices are very similar on Amazon.
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No it does not require a tune. You can just bolt it on without other modifications.
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Yes, and if anyone's interested I made a custom map for Traktor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vExDb2McNu4&list;=UUuvqiJin3lCG0yeBU9PmYEw Download is in description
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Absolutely, my review was done entirely on Virtual DJ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLih1Hw3aiU and as a bonus if you subscribe to my channel I can provide and walk you through everything you'll need to set it up including my own custom map. Hope that helps,KingCast
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No you have to pay for map updates. The maps that come with it are pretty up-to-date, but not the most up-to-date. The unit gives you a website to go to for updates, and the process is pretty straightforward, but it does cost some money
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I think it's 88 .1. to 108. Auto Tune stop with the strongest signal. You might try backing off on the anttena a bit.
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I find the 1450 frustrating to set up routes the way I want them. They should at least include MapSource with it. Hopefully I will find a solution...
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You will have to download a I tune to mp3 converter. Then you should be all set.
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Hello! There are three specific tunes on it, but you have smaller options to fine tune like tire size etc. It has performance, street, and tow. Hope that helps some!
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What's up Frank! Hope you're doing well. I think you might have to update the maps. I am not a specialist, but I recently recieved a message on my GPS startup screen to update the map (have yet to do so). Last year when this issue happened, the map update helped fix address issue, temporarily. Gramin offers free up-to-date maps on their website. Overall it is a good GPS for finding LOCAL locations. I have found that once you'd been to the area with the GPS on, it records the satellite points for faster access in the future. Make sure you flip open the antennae (square flap) to connect. Accuracy is like 7.65900/10 and has internal issues like the one Frank talked about. The GPS itself (internal software) is 5/10. It's okay and has bugs when you are typing in the address. It only accepts a specific format for addresses (something like zip code, city, house #, street name). I would recommend it only if you are looking for something cheap and are somewhat are familiar with the compass rose and major landmarks in the city.
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Sorry dave, but mine works just fine. maybe you need te format your sc card. and have all songs in the root, not in maps. hope it helps
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Gps is annoying, but u cant stob it from repeating. Thats a software issue, I guess its so you wont miss your turn. If your talking or lisining to the radio. Does that for a reason. I hope I helped. Its a great GPS.
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My understanding is that this device is a chromatic tune... so It should tune any instruments, now it is optimal for an Autoharp? (witch I really don't know what is it???)
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Hello, Excellent device, You can install maps and update the version after you receive the product. Great success in whatever you choose. JUD
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Yep, I just replied to your latest comment on your review. Although I find the lack of detailed street names annoying if not ridiculous, I'm not quite to the point to where I would abandon Garmin all together. Quite a few of their units, like my much older Quest, do show street names. By the way, if you want to check out an excellent site for downloading POIs, icons, sounds, etc go to: http://www.poi-factory.com