Dyno Prep?
I went crazy with winter mods
TSP MS3 cam
NOS Plate system - 150 shot
Its winter time, so the car is in storage. So I would like to put a few miles on the car to make sure the cam is good before I spray, and then have it dyno tuned.
BUT
I also have a 9", shorter DS and SPEC 5 clutch waiting to go on.
(clutch and DS not ordered yet)
My question is, should I dyno tune first, before installing the clutch? Since that will take another 500 miles or so to break it in. I don't know if i'm fond of the idea, of driving around a car with a heavy clutch, with a big cam and a bad tune...just sounds like a b*tch! lol
So, would there be any downside to dyno tuning before the new clutch and rear end? Or positives to it? etc etc etc
I'm just wonderin
thanks guys!
oh, an another reason i'm asking is that i'm on co-op, and then going straight to school over the summer, so the only driving time she will see is on weekends...
My car had the F14 installed and tuned on the stock clutch, then we put the RAM HD in it. When we pulled the stocker out, it was falling apart, litterally. I think driving the MS3 around with no tune would be a PITA...
That was my main concern, I didn't know if the stock clutch would slip, even being on a dyno...only 20k miles on my car though, so the clutch is strong
plus the 9" will rob some power, so my stocker rear will give me a couple extra ponies lol
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