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Old 11-07-2005, 12:44 PM
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Default Effects of running speed density using only Secondary VE table?

Hey Guys,

I've been running in Speed Density mode for a couple of weeks now, but since my car is a 99, the PCM is using the lower resolution Secondary VE table. Are there any significant issues to be concerned about when using the secondary table for any considerable length of time?

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That's all I running mine on. I hope to upgrade to the new EFI Live operating system with high res. VE tables and both main spark tables in the very near future.
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mine been like it since february
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Originally Posted by Patrick G
That's all I running mine on.
You da man running that cam on those tables. I'm thinking of upgrading mine once I get HPT so I have finer control in the low MAP areas.
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Thanks, guys. Mine's been doing great thus far, just wanted to make sure before I actually take the MAF off.

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i thought that in sd on 99's it refered to the secondary ve tables. you just had to copy whatever changes you made to one, to the other. is that right?
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^^^correct... it uses the secondary table in 00 or previous F-Bodys ....
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Originally Posted by ninobrn99
i thought that in sd on 99's it refered to the secondary ve tables. you just had to copy whatever changes you made to one, to the other. is that right?
Correct.
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just making sure. i thought i was going to have to start searching and reading all over again




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