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Recalibrates maps to support the specific requirements of each High Pressure Fuel Pump (HPFP). For Gen 1 B58 vehicles, an additional “fueling enrichment patch” is available to improving the fueling targets when a HPFP is installed.

Note: App list will show only supported hardware for your engine/ecu platform.

Supported hardware:

• OEM:

  • B58TU

• Spool Performance:

  • FX150

  • FX170

  • FX180

  • FX200

  • FX350

• Dorch Engineering:

  • Stage 1 (DS1)

  • Stage 1.5 (DS15)

  • Stage 2 (DS2)

  • Stage 2.5 (DS25, 250 bar & 350 bar versions)

Recalibrates maps to support the specific requirements of each set of Direct Injection (DI) injectors.
Note: App list will show only supported hardware for your engine/ecu platform.

Supported hardware:

• Spool Performance:

  • IFX150

  • IFX350

• Xtreme DI:

  • XDI+75%

Disables intake monitoring system (masks DTCs) and adjusts multiple maps to accommodate for increased air flow. This feature allows users to install an aftermarket intake to prevent related DTCs/ error codes.

If you installed an LSD that doesn’t match your vehicle’s original “rear differential final drive ratio” you can set the value your ECU will use for its calculations.

Antilag provides the driver with a more aggressive launch by increasing the air pressure in the intake manifold. This feature has two modes: Stationary Antilag and Rolling Antilag. Along with the different modes, users have the ability to fine tune many important parameters, with additional parameters being available in the expert menu. A key option to note is the ability to choose between the fuel cut and the ignition cut method in the Expert Settings. For more information regarding these options, please see our detailed Antilag page: Antilag (Launch Control)

Enables burbles and allows for the customization of various parameters to customize the sound of burbles.

Style: The different styles are calibrations that are adjusted using various algorithms to achieve different behaviors. Users are encouraged to try out each style to decide which one is preferred.

Additional Driving Modes: Available only for troubleshooting purposes. It will allow you to enable burbles for Eco, Comfort, Sport, etc.

Custom CW_SOUND: Available only for troubleshooting purposes. Used to enable burbles.

Aggressiveness: The burble Aggressiveness can be adjusted using the slider.

Duration: The Duration of the Burbles can be adjusted using the sliders, and can be set to different values for the different driving modes (Sport and Sport Plus).

RPM Range: The RPM range in which Burbles will function can be adjusted using the sliders.

Speed Range: The Vehicle Speed range in which Burbles will function can be adjusted using the sliders.

Burble Up Shift: Enable to set “OEM”, “Soft” or “Hard” aggression levels of burble during an up shift.

Burble Down Shift: Available only for troubleshooting purposes. Currently non-functional.

Extra Aggressive Burbles: Extra Aggressive Burbles can be activated by users who wish to have flames come from their exhaust during burbles. By adjusting the Extra Aggression and Fueling sliders, the user can adjust the frequency and behavior of the flames.

Burble settings have different results on various cars depending on factors such as the exhaust system. We recommend users try out various calibrations to decide which calibration is preferred by them.

Burbles On-The-Fly: Please also see Burbles On-The-Fly which allow adjustment of burbles without reflashing the ECU: Burbles On-The-Fly

Disables catalytic system monitoring (Masks DTC) and adjusts map to accommodate a less restrictive exhaust. Selecting this option also enables selection of additional Custom Options that require a decat. Selecting this option is recommended for users with either a high flow cat, or a decat exhaust.

Disables the factory calibrated Cold Start. The Cold Start increases RPMs at idle when the engine is cold. Choosing this option lowers the RPMs which make for a quieter sound when starting a cold engine.

Adjusting the Slider sets the Engine’s target temperature. When Max Cooling is not enabled, the ECU will target the Engine Temperature set by this option. This option is recommended for users in extreme environments, or in situations when the car is being pushed to its limits for an extended period of time.

Please also see Max Cooling On-The-Fly: Max Cooling On-The-Fly

Available with Custom Code v7.1 and newer. Enabling this option will allow users to access the CCM on the dash board using the tachometer, CEL and cruise control buttons. More information is available here: https://mgflasher.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/MGFLASHER/pages/edit-v2/660766721?draftShareId=af5f9837-4eef-4ee9-8622-b523b5acca00

Delay to Enter Menu: Hold the activation button for this amount of time to enter the CCM.

Menu Timeout: After this amount of time (since last cruise control button press, user input), the CCM will exit and return the tachometer and CEL back to normal operations.

Available with Custom Code v7.0 and newer. Enabling this option will allow the ECU to manage ethanol under different situations.

Ethanol CAN Bus Sensor Installed: Enable this feature when a sensor with CAN Bus ID 0x0EC is connected on PT-CAN2. Doing so will allow the ECU to read and log ethanol data.

Delay to Show Ethanol Content on Dash: Available from Custom Code v7.1 and newer. Hold the activation button for this amount of time to display the E% on your tachometer. More information available here: Ethanol Content Display
Ethanol Content Override: Available from Custom Code v7.2 and newer. When CAN Bus based ethanol sensor is not installed, you can specify the E% for each switchable map slot (from slot 0 to 4). This value will be used for switchable map (and Flex Fuel) value acquisition and displaying on the tachometer. More information available here: Ethanol Content Override

Opens the exhaust flap at all times, regardless of drive mode. This leads to a more aggressive sounding exhaust.

This option gives the user the ability to define which upgraded HPFP the car has installed. Selecting the correct choice adjusts the calibration in the map in order to work with each specific pump. Selecting this option is required when the HPFP has been upgraded, and it is extremely important to choose the exact pump that is installed.

If you prefer a higher engine idle, you can set it here. “Regular idle” is what the ECU will use as the target under normal driving conditions, 10 RPM resolution.

If you have a manual transmission, you can mark the “6MT equipped” option and adjust the engine speed when the clutch is pressed, 10 RPM resolution. You can also adjust how long the ECU will wait, in 0.5 second increments, until returning to “Regular idle”. The rate at which the engine speed will change to/from the clutch in idle speed can be increased by marking “Fast RPM Change”. Without this option the change is rather slow, ~1.0s when fast compared to ~5.0s (if the difference in RPM is large) when slow.

Disables OPF/GPF system monitoring (Masks DTC) and adjusts map to accommodate a less restrictive exhaust. Selecting this option is recommended for users that deleted their factory installed OPF/GPF.

Opens the radiators flap at all times, regardless of drive mode. This leads to lower Air Intake Temperatures that help improve the performance and thermal efficiency of the engine.

TCU Torque Limiter bypass has been redesigned to dynamically enable in full the OEM control and torque limiting functions when launch control is activated. This allows for proper handling and traction when using launch. In all other situations, the torque limiter will be set to 1022 Nm.
This is an excellent option for cars without the ability to flash and modify the EGS software.

Disables the factory speed limiter set to 250 km/h.

Recalibrates the sport display in the car to show a desired amount of Power. User can use the sliders to manually adjust (Decrease or Increase) the Max power displayed on the gauge. This feature is useful when tune produces a higher amount of power than the max power shown in the stock calibration of the Sport Gauge.

Recalibrates the sport display in the car to show a desired amount of Torque. User can use the sliders to manually adjust (Decrease or Increase) the Max torque displayed on the gauge. This feature is useful when a tune produces a higher amount of torque than the max torque shown in the stock

This option enables a louder and more aggressive Startup Roar also known as “GTS Startup”. The roar duration and the aggression can be adjusted using the in app sliders. We recommend trying out various calibrations to decide which settings sound the best.

Enables the use of our unique Switchable Maps On-The-Fly feature. The user can switch between different calibrations without having to reflash the car. Simply select the calibration using the cruise control buttons. For more details please see: Switchable Maps On-The-Fly

Disables the factory enabled Torque Limit of the ZF Auto 8HP transmission. Using the slider, the user can either exceed or lower the 550 Nm manually up to 1000 Nm. Selecting this option is recommended for users who’s cars are limited by the 550 Nm limit, and are looking for more power. This option can also be used to limit the torque output by the engine if the user so desires. This option is only available for custom code up to version 0.4.

This option gives the user the ability to limit Torque for each gear separately. The torque limit can be set to anywhere between 200 and 1000 Nm, or it can be lifted all together. This option is recommended for users that are interested in limiting torque in certain gears, especially helpful in 2wd vehicles that may spin tires in lower gears.

Available with Custom Code v7.1 and newer. Enabling this option will allow users to limit engine speed (RPM), and torque during Valet mode. More information is available here: https://mgflasher.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/MGFLASHER/pages/edit-v2/663486473?draftShareId=5a9fff7a-2d0f-4147-953c-a785d4cd0364

Maximum Pedal Position: If drivers exceed this pedal position, WOT is 100%, the ECU will reduce torque by switching to a more restrictive torque map. Reducing the pedal position below this value will switch the torque map back to “regular valet torque”. A flag will be set and blink the CEL until Valet mode is disabled to indicate a limit has been exceeded.

Maximum Engine Speed (RPM): The ECU will set a soft rev limiter (OEM style) to this engine speed (RPM).

Maximum Vehicle Speed: If drivers exceed this vehicle speed, the ECU will reduce torque by switching to a more restrictive torque map. Reducing the vehicle speed below this value will switch the torque map back to “regular valet torque”. A flag will be set and blink the CEL until Valet mode is disabled to indicate a limit has been exceeded.

Regular Valet Torque Map: Set the percentage of allowable torque to use during regular (unflagged) valet operations. The percentage is based on your currently flash map.

Restrictive Valet Torque Map: Set the percentage of allowable torque to use during restrictive (flagged) valet operations. The percentage is based on your currently flash map.