n2o tune questions
09-09-2008, 08:13 PM
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n2o tune questions do i need another tune when i am adding a 150-200 shot wet.......
i am tuned speed density now......what needs to happen
as well as.....can i buy any of the hand held tuners out to get the timing and anything else i need when i do spray
any help would be appreciated
i am tuned speed density now......what needs to happen
as well as.....can i buy any of the hand held tuners out to get the timing and anything else i need when i do spray
any help would be appreciated
09-09-2008, 08:38 PM
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You will need a way to pull timing, you can pull a few degrees using the IAT resistor mod (search), get a Custom tune, or use an external box- http://www.nitrousoutlet.com/catalog...el=141&dept=11
Or the lingenfelter progressive that Dave just posted in another thread. I am off to check it out now for myself-
Or the lingenfelter progressive that Dave just posted in another thread. I am off to check it out now for myself-
09-11-2008, 09:19 PM
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You will need to be able to pull timing as ^ said. You should PM any of the nitrous sponsors...they can explain things better than most I would say. Plus, there are some awesome kits out there.
Good Luck!
Jon
Good Luck!
Jon
09-12-2008, 11:03 AM
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As Jon said above, please feel free to PM any one of us nitrous vendors. We're all here to lend a hand. It would require either a re-tune to pull the timing or an external device. Take a look at the timing tuner for that task. Thanks.
Nick
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09-12-2008, 01:31 PM
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Like being said above you can either do it in the tune or add a after market device to pull the timming. We carry the Timming tuner, MSD Timming twister and the Lingerfelter.
I personaly would recommend the lingerfelter. This is the only unit on the market that reliably pulls timming and you can see it on your tunning software.
Dave
I personaly would recommend the lingerfelter. This is the only unit on the market that reliably pulls timming and you can see it on your tunning software.
Dave
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09-13-2008, 02:10 AM
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I thought the only way you could see what timing was being pulled with the Lingenfelter was via it's anologue output, where 0-3V = 0-24 degrees of timing being pulled or similar - but not through normal tuning software.
Still one of the best items I've seen lately though.
Just going on what Jason from LPE told me here - https://ls1tech.com/forums/showpost....5&postcount=91
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