When do you consider a tune done?
06-05-2009, 02:50 AM
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When do you consider a tune done? I keep logging and tweaking my car, i am not sure at what point to stop. Im kind of getting tired of doing it. I got my ve table done well off wideband, got my maf table done as well. I got it in closed loop and ltfts aren't too bad. Usually stay pretty close to zero, occasionally i see one +/- 5% but it doesn't seem able to get any better than that.
In p/e, the car does whatever it is told within 2 percent.
Idle needs a cold scan or two to get everything perfect now that i got everything working.
My nitrous system works as wanted, pulls timing and adds correct fuel.
Should i just do the cold idle scans and call it complete?
In p/e, the car does whatever it is told within 2 percent.
Idle needs a cold scan or two to get everything perfect now that i got everything working.
My nitrous system works as wanted, pulls timing and adds correct fuel.
Should i just do the cold idle scans and call it complete?
06-07-2009, 11:25 AM
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Sounds like you have only done fueling.
Get thee to a dyno and work on your spark timing,
Not only will you gain more easy bhp but THEN you can call yourself done
Get thee to a dyno and work on your spark timing,
Not only will you gain more easy bhp but THEN you can call yourself done
