I need a really good speed density tune. Which sponsors are the really good at it ?
09-16-2008, 04:10 PM
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I need a really good speed density tune. Which sponsors are the really good at it ? I need a tune when my SS is complete. It will not have a mass air and I want it to be as close to perfect as possble. I can make adjustments later with my HPtuners. I drive the car every day to work but this will be a very race type car. I would prefer a dyno that can load the car to get it closer to driving conditions. Lets hear from sponsors and those who have had SPEED DENSITY tunes. I know there are my places that do great mass air tunes but this is different. Thanks
09-16-2008, 08:54 PM
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Well, considering the information in your signature about your current & future mods, I would agree with you that the MAF will not be able to interpret the amount of airflow coming from that 106mm beast.
You would be well served by a custom operating system with a 2 or 3bar MAP sensor in SD.
Can you describe fuel system that you have planned to run this setup?
You would be well served by a custom operating system with a 2 or 3bar MAP sensor in SD.
Can you describe fuel system that you have planned to run this setup?
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Well, considering the information in your signature about your current & future mods, I would agree with you that the MAF will not be able to interpret the amount of airflow coming from that 106mm beast.
You would be well served by a custom operating system with a 2 or 3bar MAP sensor in SD.
Can you describe fuel system that you have planned to run this setup?
You would be well served by a custom operating system with a 2 or 3bar MAP sensor in SD.
Can you describe fuel system that you have planned to run this setup?
09-17-2008, 06:04 AM
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Yes this tune is for my SS and is all motor for now and will eventually get a 400 progressive shot. As for the vette it is apart right now and I have no plans to get it back on the road for a while.
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it might be a little bit of a drive for you but i would suggest giving doc @ efi alchemy a call. Ive had several shops tune my bird through the years and recently took it to doc, he did an awesome job at answering all of my questions and did a kick *** sd tune on my bird.
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Yep, MASPORT!...
btw, Thanks Dyno Dan of MASPORT for hooking me up today w/o an appt. with your updated protocol adjustment for my 6 month old tune. How nice!
I'll let you know how it ran at Countyline after the weekend....
btw, Thanks Dyno Dan of MASPORT for hooking me up today w/o an appt. with your updated protocol adjustment for my 6 month old tune. How nice!
I'll let you know how it ran at Countyline after the weekend....