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Old 03-17-2008, 12:19 PM
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I get 15/22 And my driveability tune is way off at the moment.
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Originally Posted by PowerShift408
I get 15/22 And my driveability tune is way off at the moment.
If I could get near that I'd drive the SS instead of the Yukon to work everyday
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Anyways this is a good thread, because Im getting a very similar combo

Im also gonna be running a 402, through a 6 speed at 11.1 cr

but im running a smaller cam and gonna be making some less hp

all i know is when I had a bolton LS1, me (245lbs and a 220lb pasenger) got 27mpg going to AZ from CA and I went WOT a few times, but most of teh time I cruised at 85mph... 6th gear most of the time
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Originally Posted by 93TAWicked1
If I could get near that I'd drive the SS instead of the Yukon to work everyday

Well you've got an extra 46 cubic inches there as well as a significantly bigger cam. But when you drop the hammer on that thing, you'd leave me like I was tied to a damn tree stump
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So I talked to TSP today. They're saying if things are done right, theirs no reason the motor shouldn't last just as long as a stock one. That being 150 to 200 thousand miles or so.
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Originally Posted by HotWhipT/A
He's alright. He works with me too, so it passes time. I knew his brother before I knew him. They're all pretty goofy and their sister is hot, but damn she's ditsy! I can't stand her.

Once I get the car running...should be in the next 5 weeks or so, it'll still be a long time before I can show him up. Break in of course, but I still have the stock rearend! I have major plans for a rearend so I need it to last. I'm talking mini-tubbed with some custom forged wheels and air suspension. It all involves the rearend.
I know I'm off topic, but can we get pics of the hot sister?

Just askin...

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Originally Posted by 93TAWicked1
Hmmm you guys bring up a good point. The car was dyno tuned by a well regarded tuner in the vette community, but it was done on a Mustang dyno and while the WOT is spot on, I've not been happy with the idle. It will stay at like 2k when you come to a stop then after 5 seconds go down to 900. Whats really wierd to me is if I'm at highway speeds and put in the clutch it will stay at 2k indefinately which makes no sense to me.

I have V2 EFI live I plan on working on it this summer. I am just not sure how to use it for idle tuning...
It sounds like that high idle is costing you some serious MPG (3-4 at least). There is no reason not to be getting close to 14 or 15. When we first tuned mine, it was racing like that because we cheated open the throttle blade to keep it idling. I started working it down until we got it closed.

It takes a lot of time and iteration. The main table is idle air vs coolant temp. You have to get it dialed in real close (within .5 g/sec) and have the throttle blade completely closed. Once you get it idling normal, then you can go to the modifiers to keep it from stalling on tip in and stuff. That will get you into the low teens at least!

-Geoff
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Originally Posted by WKMCD
What 02's? I don't have any. I run open loop MAF.
That is the "Proper" way to do it definitely. That way the PCM only fuels the air it sees soming in. It doesn't let those pesky O2's tell it otherwise.

-Geoff
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I've got a 408 going together and one of the priorities I expressed to the builder/tuner was gas milage. I'm was hoping for 16+mpg. He thinks it's doable. My car is a stalled A4 so .. it would be awesome if he were able to meet all my goals (<10.99 1/4 and 16+mpg ..NA)

Your car being an M6, I would expect >16mpg in town w/ moderate driving

I'll post back when I get some numbers ... everything should be done by the end of the week.
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Hey, let me know when you get that thing finished...
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Originally Posted by 1999vetteroo
Hey, let me know when you get that thing finished...
For sure! I still have your # too. I haven't seen ya out at the local car show lately.
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Originally Posted by White_Hawk
That is the "Proper" way to do it definitely. That way the PCM only fuels the air it sees soming in. It doesn't let those pesky O2's tell it otherwise.

-Geoff
not to hijack, but any more info about this?



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