Vararam install guide?
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Vararam install guide?
i ran across a guide a while back from where someone did a Vararam install on their vette w/ pics.
i'm planning on putting the intake on this weekend.. searched and can't find it.. anyone have the link? thanks in advance!
how long should this install take w/ two ppl working on it.. i've heard 5 to 10 hours .. ow!
i'm planning on putting the intake on this weekend.. searched and can't find it.. anyone have the link? thanks in advance!
how long should this install take w/ two ppl working on it.. i've heard 5 to 10 hours .. ow!
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damn that sucks.. :/ looks like u've got a heavily modded car.. did you retune after the vararam? i saw one post where they gained more by doing that.
i'm planning on a retune saturday.. if i can finish the install friday night lol
i'm planning on a retune saturday.. if i can finish the install friday night lol
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Originally Posted by Insomniak
damn that sucks.. :/ looks like u've got a heavily modded car.. did you retune after the vararam? i saw one post where they gained more by doing that.
i'm planning on a retune saturday.. if i can finish the install friday night lol
i'm planning on a retune saturday.. if i can finish the install friday night lol
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Proven over and over, gains 3/4/5 tenths in quarter, what's that about 40hp.
If you don't re-tune, it causes a lean condition and the ltft's add fuel to comensate, the problem with this is when ltft are positive and then going wot (open loop) the ltft freeze where they are at and you get a rich condition at wot. This actually caueses power loss. So, if you want to see the real gains in a Vararam a tune is in order, but will adapt without.
If you don't re-tune, it causes a lean condition and the ltft's add fuel to comensate, the problem with this is when ltft are positive and then going wot (open loop) the ltft freeze where they are at and you get a rich condition at wot. This actually caueses power loss. So, if you want to see the real gains in a Vararam a tune is in order, but will adapt without.
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definately notice a difference in top end.. pulls like a banshee w/ a fire on its ***!
i got it tuned put down 412rwhp.. had one spike to 415.. can i count that? lol i can't say how much or any of that is do to vararam since i added x-pipe, and cutouts since i last used that same dyno
i got it tuned put down 412rwhp.. had one spike to 415.. can i count that? lol i can't say how much or any of that is do to vararam since i added x-pipe, and cutouts since i last used that same dyno