to SD or not to SD
see with a 90mm tb the inlet for air needs to be 4" and my K&N FIPK isnt that large and neither is the MAF should i eliminate the MAF and tune for SD for this new setup
Last edited by beardWS6; Nov 24, 2006 at 08:52 AM.
Are you ******* serious? He has a custom cam that he probably paid somebody to grind for him. If the grinder doesn't want his cam specs out then he has to respect that, brother.For the poster, go SD and remove the maf from the intake track entirely. The maf is a restriction regardless of what others say.
Nate
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When we get our cars tuned on speed density, It just uses those values instead of the MAF, so we can just get rid of it all together... pluss some fine tuning to the numbers aswell. It's really useful for tuning big cams and making them idle.
To answer your question would be yes, it's only one SD tune and you're done.
Someone correct me if i'm wrong?
Are you ******* serious? He has a custom cam that he probably paid somebody to grind for him. If the grinder doesn't want his cam specs out then he has to respect that, brother.
Cam specs really are the intellectual property of the grinder. People have been trying to get my cam specs - including QUIK - for weeks.
Cam specs really are the intellectual property of the grinder. People have been trying to get my cam specs - including QUIK - for weeks.

Cam pirates
Are you ******* serious? He has a custom cam that he probably paid somebody to grind for him. If the grinder doesn't want his cam specs out then he has to respect that, brother.Nate
That may be true but how many times over the years have you seen the following quote:

I simply asked him if he'd care to share cam specs- you know - the @.050 specs that we all post up.... I sure as heck wasn't asking for specific valve events or a more detailed cam doctor sheet lol.
I personaly don't know enough about cams to say if @.050 specs are enough to duplicate a cam.... I was only curious in his cam specs because im doing the same motor...check my post and you'll see I have always been open regarding info on my setup(s)
I know your post wasn't aimed at me, and this isn't necessariy aimed at you either... I was just trying to play devil's advocate for a minute. If in fact he CAN'T share HIS cam specs because he was asked not to I can respect that, but if the gentleman WON'T share his specs- even though it's his perogitive not to- IMO is unfortunate for the rest of the LSx community that use this site for information purposes.

It's pretty riciculous to not share what works and doesn't work.
Peace!
Peace!
For the poster, go SD and remove the maf from the intake track entirely. The maf is a restriction regardless of what others say.
Nate
No flames to Nate - I have complete respect for his knowledge.

But there may be another option.
LPE has a 100 mm MAF. Nick Williams will have his 100 mm TB available very soon (weeks?). Outside dia. of LPE MAF is 4.00"
MAF tune is nice if you drive alot on the street...cruising, not racing.
If you plan to drive on the street quite a bit then you might want to consider the big MAF.
Do a complete SD tune to get a solid VE table and then reconnect the MAF. With MAF reconnected rescale the MAF to bring your AFR back in line. You'll need a wideband O2 and a tuner setup (HPTuners or EFILive).
Just a thought..


