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Well, I have had it in for almost a week now.

Anyone got any hints on what I can do to it before I take it to the tuner.

The whole "It will detonate its ass off" is one big myth.

I put 95 Ron Premium in my car (best we have in Mackay) and run it, and I get 5% knock out of 100% which is most likely just engine movement in the bay.

Anyways, anything I should look at? That is simple? I am a complete noob to tuning and don't want to blow my car up.

I have -

3 Inch Split Stainless Dump and Front pipe all in one (custom by mate)

3 - 4 Inch Through the high flow cat and to the cannon

FMIC

Stainless Steel Pipe to Pod Filter and turbo

Blowoff Valve is plumbed back

Apexi AVCR at 10PSI

Car runs good, but sounds like its running rich as. Not sure though.

dont forget the commander is only picking up what the sensor tells it to

check its working perfectly

not saying its not, but after a hard fang on 98 octane i get anywhere between 10-30 knock on the commander, my knock sensor is working perfectly and my engine is very healthy

food for thought :P

dont forget the commander is only picking up what the sensor tells it to  

check its working perfectly

not saying its not, but after a hard fang on 98 octane i get anywhere between 10-30 knock on the commander, my knock sensor is working perfectly and my engine is very healthy

food for thought :P

well, I put BP 95 Ron in and it knocked up to about 30%

Then put Shell 95 in and it only knocked to about 10%

Got any hints for a little self very basic tuning?

well... Removed the Blowoff valve return hose and blocked it up, and the car started blowing heaps of black smoke (running mega rich) and then when I put it back on, the car wouldn't rev any higher than 2000 rpm before stalling.

Had to reset the PowerFC and idle tune it again. Car runs fine again.

Can someone explain why it does this, and tell me a work around this blow off valve misshap?

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