stall tune?
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I wouldnt call it a tune but maybe a tweak. You might need to change or up the REV limiter or lower the shift points due to it bouncing off the rev limiter. ITs a hit and miss kind of thing.
In the city and stay out of WOT, maybe 2-3 MPG loss if not more.. On the highway none as the verter will lock up over ~44mph and get nomal driving.
In the city and stay out of WOT, maybe 2-3 MPG loss if not more.. On the highway none as the verter will lock up over ~44mph and get nomal driving.
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i just installed a Yank ss3600 this past weekend and i believe all of my stock tune parameters would have been fine however i have hptuners and tweaked a few things. I wanted it too lock-up sooner and make sure it doesn't tap the rev limiter. I'm not sure, but it doesn't seem like i have lost any MPG or at least very little...i will be able to tell soon as i have not even ran a full tank through it. I must say the drivability of this converter is amazing. You will be very happy
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I had a 3500 stall on a stock tune for awhile. No issues at all.
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I know I need a tune. It hasn't been tuned yet. I live 20minutes from Ed Wright's shop but have just been to lazy. She run's rich as ****...I probably could've saved the money on gas with the price of a tune a couple months ago.
BTW, love your car presto_z.
BTW, love your car presto_z.
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Originally Posted by jorgez28
I have a hyper tech could I just do it with that?