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Old 06-05-2003, 06:25 AM
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Default Tuning/Emissions TR 224/114

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Curious to know if getting the TR 224 on a 114 past emissions is a challenge via LS1 Edit tuning. Assume FLP headers/cats 900 idle on an M6, ~13:1 AF.

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Default Re: Tuning/Emissions TR 224/114

I think I have a pretty good idea what needs to be done, but no experiance actually doing it yet. It would be nice to hear from someone that has actually tuned one of these (TR224 114) for emissions . . .
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Right on Cal...I'll keep an eye out.

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You should not have any problems getting through emissions. I just passed with a tr224/.561/112 with no problems at all. Idle was at 875 when I went in.

Changes with LS1Edit.
1. idle 875 without and with a/c from 132 to the end.
2. COTs off
3. MAF was at 107% of stock.
4. Change all the misfire codes that are 32767 to 32000. Yes every one of them under Engine Diagnostics/Misfire Detection. You can delete the code, but I don't like deleting anything if I can just lower the tolerance.
5. Fans Stage 1, 175 on 150 off, stage 2, 190 on 160 off.
6. Rev limiters to 6850, back on at 6849.
7. knock learn Max RPM to 6850
8. Use EFI and log to death until all knock is gone after raising Advance in the High and Low octane tables, lowering until knock goes away.

Wash, Wax, the car and make your engine bay SPOTLESS It destracted them from the tests, worked for me..

Finally: try to make sure to goto a OBD-II only testing center.

I thought 114 lsa's were supposed to be easier to pass emissions?

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Default Re: Tuning/Emissions TR 224/114

OEM heads? what was power after tuning? thanks for the info.

I'd say you'd get more power with the OEM MAF back on. Looked at your dyno.

With that cam, OEM heads, and full exhaust you should be seeing 380-390+ with tuning...

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Default Re: Tuning/Emissions TR 224/114

I have FLP LTH, ASP Pullies, and Ported, polished and descreened Stock MAF, ported and polished T/B.
I am exspecting to be at least above 390. Still have to goto the dyno with the latest tune.
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well get over there and post up man!

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Default Re: Tuning/Emissions TR 224/114

I would love to but I have been at customer sites for over a month now

Hopefully I will be able to get there next Saturday.
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Roger that.
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Default Re: Tuning/Emissions TR 224/114

You should not have any problems getting through emissions. I just passed with a tr224/.561/112 with no problems at all. Idle was at 875 when I went in.

Changes with LS1Edit.
1. idle 875 without and with a/c from 132 to the end.
2. COTs off
3. MAF was at 107% of stock.
4. Change all the misfire codes that are 32767 to 32000. Yes every one of them under Engine Diagnostics/Misfire Detection. You can delete the code, but I don't like deleting anything if I can just lower the tolerance.
5. Fans Stage 1, 175 on 150 off, stage 2, 190 on 160 off.
6. Rev limiters to 6850, back on at 6849.
7. knock learn Max RPM to 6850
8. Use EFI and log to death until all knock is gone after raising Advance in the High and Low octane tables, lowering until knock goes away.

Wash, Wax, the car and make your engine bay SPOTLESS It destracted them from the tests, worked for me..

Finally: try to make sure to goto a OBD-II only testing center.

I thought 114 lsa's were supposed to be easier to pass emissions?


Kick_*ss, thanks for that post, very helpful.
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Default Re: Tuning/Emissions TR 224/114

more stuff to do alos Cal...fuel tables, timing...

i mailed that post to my tuner but he proably knows all that anyway and just rolled his eyes.

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Default Re: Tuning/Emissions TR 224/114

Yeah, that's right. It would be nice to see a setup with a stock MAF and the AFR adjusted on the IFR table. But I guess every car is different anyway.




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