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Best Tune for 812?

Discussion in 'F12/812' started by BLKM3, Jan 25, 2020.

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  1. Adam812

    Adam812 Rookie

    Mar 24, 2023
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    Adam 812
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  2. jaapio

    jaapio Karting

    Feb 19, 2016
    155
    Bruinisse, the Netherlands
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    Jaap
    I have a question for the tuning experts, is it possible to adjust the rpm level at which the exhaust valves are opening, I would like to move this 500 rpm up the rev range so the car is more livable at longer 60-70 mph cruising speeds.
     
  3. Plife

    Plife Karting

    Oct 6, 2021
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    Pete
    Better to get a valve controller than tune the ecu
     
  4. 350MH83

    350MH83 Formula 3

    Jul 11, 2014
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    Max
    Is OP's 812 with or without GPF? I could imagine the newer cars (with GPF) will go into limp mode if any code related to exhaust system is sent, just to safeguard the GPFs.
     
  5. jaapio

    jaapio Karting

    Feb 19, 2016
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    Bruinisse, the Netherlands
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    Jaap
    The car is equipped with a Novitec system including the controller, the problem is that this controller is installed in series with the control system from the car itself.
    If the solenoid valves are supplied with 12V the exhaust valves are closed, if not the exhaust valves are open.

    So if the car opens the valves there is no power supplied to the control system so it can not close the valves.
     
  6. wrs

    wrs F1 World Champ
    Owner Rossa Subscribed

    Jul 11, 2015
    13,560
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    William
    Again, I find myself baffled with this thread. Just buy some other car with more HP that costs less money. Ferrari has put together a great package here with plenty of power, sound and low end torque. The car is too powerful to drive in the cold months because of limited traction and more power just makes that even worse.
     

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