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Old 08-06-2007, 12:03 PM
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What is the best way to build the initial VE tables for a SD tune?

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Find a file from something similar to start from.
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OK, does anyone have VE tables for something close to this?

- 402 CID motor
- TEA Stage III 6.0L heads flow: 70 @ .100', 144 @ .200", 213 @ .300", 266 @ .400", 305 @ .500", 322 @ .550", 333 @ .600"
- 236/245//598/608//115 cam

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Originally Posted by SSpdDmon
Find a file from something similar to start from.
Only copy the VE table and even at that you need to watch it. You never if the file you're using was done correctly and if it'll match up to your setup. There are lots of other factors that can influence ve values.

Setup your IFR correctly and tune slowly and conservatively. I'm assuming you're going from the 383 to the 402/F1 setups in your sig. If so adjust your displacement per cylinder. Stay out of boost as much as you can until you get a feel for how far off the ve you start with is.
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Just use the stock file and maybe add 10% to it. Start tuning right from startup.
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PLAY WITH IT!!!!! WWWWWOOOOOOHHHHOOOOOOO

depends on how much after stock you have gone... might need to go more than 10%... just gauge it and have fun!!




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