Looking for a new commuter and am interested in grabbing a new cruze with turbo 1.4l and am wondering if there's some mpg that could be picked up with a tune?
Looking for a new commuter and am interested in grabbing a new cruze with turbo 1.4l and am wondering if there's some mpg that could be picked up with a tune?
No replies? Looking for the same here. I know they offer the "eco" model which I would assume has a different tune, so there should be gains right there switching from the stock to eco tune....the question would be is there more room? I would guess yes. I'd love to see someone that has success tuning (with dyno results) and can prove some significant gains over a non-eco model.
the eco is a model ,they got there gains from weight reduction ( no spare tire) and areo dynamic mods
97 k2500 ecsb 5.7l/4l80/4x4 0411 pcm,thorley tri-y's,true duals(no cats),msd ign.,zz4 cam, tuned with efi live
I do not think that there is any differences in the tune between the eco and non eco models.
I have an eco file if anyone would like to compare.
im running a 93 octane diablo tune that im using hp to tweak a little and im seeing 28mpg city! usually only get about 23-25 stock tune! basically a ton of room to play and pick up some extra mpg!
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