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Originally Posted by SUB-ZERO
In the list of available tunes for the M2C, the stock map is not listed, only the stock map for the m3, which is obviously different.
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Originally Posted by SUB-ZERO
It has the M3 stock map. However, I received feedback from the forum that it can be done using the online tune feature.
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Every car that activates with bootmod3 gets a matching stock tune auto-generated. The software IDs that show up during activation are for that purpose. In our case there's no way to use some other car's software (such as M3 on an M2C for example that you mentioned). That in fact is one of the nice advantages to using bm3 over many other solutions out there. We don't alter the software IDs on the car.
Unfortunately from what we've seen out there over the past 2 years is many other tuners use one and the same flavour of an OEM GTS file and alter it (some more than others) and flash that to their customer cars. When they decide to try bm3 they'd try and activate and it'd be clear GTS software ids were on a non-zcp or zcp S55 for example. Some of those tuners don't even take the time to adjust the oil level to standard S55 levels (GTS has a larger oil pan/oil capacity) nor do they turn off the water injection system and people get water injection codes thrown when running those tunes. With bootmod3 this can never happen as activation is tied to the exact software IDs the car came with stock.
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Originally Posted by Lotus99
Foyc55 in post 42 above has a 6MT that's running on 100% E85. He hasn't mentioned any issues.
What might be the problem?
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Person in that vid is using a different tool, not bootmod3. There are no such issues with bootmod3 that we're aware of.
