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Old 08-19-2013, 09:58 AM
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Originally Posted by dschmittie1
3500 rpm on the trans brake. 22 degrees of timing high 13 to low 14 AFRS, leaving on 9 psi. 15 psi total down track
What did you do to make that your commanded afr at that psi for transbrake tuning?
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Originally Posted by 98Camarod
What did you do to make that your commanded afr at that psi for transbrake tuning?
I just manipulated the ve table in that area. I will probably never hit that boost and load at that RPM on the street
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Originally Posted by dschmittie1
I just manipulated the ve table in that area. I will probably never hit that boost and load at that RPM on the street
So how did you get it as your commanded for the afr % error at that kpa?
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No all I did was taking fueling out of the VE table that that KPA and that Engine rpm. Since you are WOT on the trans brake there will be no corrections made by O2 sensor it goes off the VE table
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Originally Posted by dschmittie1
No all I did was taking fueling out of the VE table that that KPA and that Engine rpm. Since you are WOT on the trans brake there will be no corrections made by O2 sensor it goes off the VE table
ok. The problem with doing it that way is that if you have a afr % error and you copy it to paste the error over it's going to think that those areas are wrong as well. I'm OLSD, so I don't use the o2's. I was hoping there was a way to do what I wanted haha thanks though
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Well like I said the chance of me hitting those areas during a normal pull that I would tune with isnt going to happen.
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Originally Posted by dschmittie1
Well like I said the chance of me hitting those areas during a normal pull that I would tune with isnt going to happen.
I know what you mean. I'm hoping to get out Friday night and get a couple hits
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Good luck
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Originally Posted by dschmittie1
Good luck
Thanks. I just went and messed with the footbraking aspect of the tune. I can't manage to get more then 95ish kpa with the footbrake. We'll see what it makes on the brake. After the trans rebuild, I can now footbrake it to 3600ish rpm vice the 3100ish rpm. I guess it's because of the different fluid I used.

How much boost do you get when you footbrake? I've got it at 8.7 which is ~13.1 on the gas scale and 30* of timing. It may be time for some nitrous until I can get more cubes.
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Originally Posted by 98Camarod
Thanks. I just went and messed with the footbraking aspect of the tune. I can't manage to get more then 95ish kpa with the footbrake. We'll see what it makes on the brake. After the trans rebuild, I can now footbrake it to 3600ish rpm vice the 3100ish rpm. I guess it's because of the different fluid I used.

How much boost do you get when you footbrake? I've got it at 8.7 which is ~13.1 on the gas scale and 30* of timing. It may be time for some nitrous until I can get more cubes.
Honestly I have not tried lately to see how much I can get on the foot brake. It only takes me 3 seconds to get to 9 psi with no foot braking. For the events I am running at holley fest it will not matter too much for me
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Originally Posted by dschmittie1
Honestly I have not tried lately to see how much I can get on the foot brake. It only takes me 3 seconds to get to 9 psi with no foot braking. For the events I am running at holley fest it will not matter too much for me
I looked at all my logs that I have and I haven't sat on the tbrake longer than 2.5 seconds. I get 7lbs from that. I suppose that isn't that bad for the oversized turbos
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Originally Posted by 98Camarod
I looked at all my logs that I have and I haven't sat on the tbrake longer than 2.5 seconds. I get 7lbs from that. I suppose that isn't that bad for the oversized turbos
It would take me close to that to hit 8 psi on the brake. Maybe look at getting a 3 step to help spooling before you stage? It probably wouldn't hurt to change the housings either..........I miss that set up! I kick myself sometimes for not keeping everything
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Not much new to post right now. Just trying to get everything in order to head to LS fest next week. I added some new LED light to my trailer to make things brighter and help with strapping down the car. I added LED strip lights to the floor under the car and I also replaced the regular ceiling lights with LED and added a 3rd ceiling light.



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Sweet trailer mods!
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Well the car and Truck are all loaded up and ready to head to LS FEST after work tomorrow. The car got treated to a fresh set of tires and new front brakes today so we should be ready to rock and roll. I will post updates here when I can but it people want more updates you can find me on facebook at

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1411595483
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Dan, what truck do you use to pull? Any idea how much the car + trailer + equipment weights?
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Originally Posted by DEFYANT
Dan, what truck do you use to pull? Any idea how much the car + trailer + equipment weights?
I have an 02 GMC Duramax. I know the truck weighs right around 7800 lbs empty. If I had to guess the trailer with car and all my gear is Probably 8000ish(I have never weighed it). This weekend I will have 2 guys traveling with me so I will likely be around 16500-17000lb combined


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Sweet. Any mods done to the truck?
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Originally Posted by 1fast bird
It would take me close to that to hit 8 psi on the brake. Maybe look at getting a 3 step to help spooling before you stage? It probably wouldn't hurt to change the housings either..........I miss that set up! I kick myself sometimes for not keeping everything
What rpm did you leave at on the brake?
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Originally Posted by DEFYANT
Sweet. Any mods done to the truck?
intake exhaust and a programmer. All of this was on the truck when I bought it. The programmer is old tech too it was purchased in early 04. I just leaving it in the safe towing tune with this much weight behind it


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