Any advantages of having car speed density tuned?
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Just wandering if there was anything to be gained or any major advantages to having a car that see's mostly track duty speed density tuned?
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The reason people go to it is to get rid of that honeycomb MAF that chokes the intake. With SD you just have a small intake sensor that doesn't obstruct the flow.
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Its more for forced induction when maf limitations are met and exceeded.
SD is good
Maf is good
Maf and SD is better unless there is a reason that causes the maf to reach its limits.
SD is good
Maf is good
Maf and SD is better unless there is a reason that causes the maf to reach its limits.
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Thanks for the replies the setup is its a 388 with ported lt4 stuff uptop with a solid roller and a 200 shot the car went a 6.60 through eighth with 4.10 gears and a 28'' tire as a six speed but kept having some issues with mass air the car is down right now we are removing some weight and swapping to a braked th400 when i get my converter i was gonna have a shop go over the tune again i was just wandering if sd was something to look into the car only sees about 200 miles a year of street driving mostly its just a track toy
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and I have no low speed/part throttle issues. I can lug my goat around around 1200 rpm's thru town w/no bucking, surging. And the throttle response is great in both cars.That's just my experience,opinion.
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I beg to differ. Im sd on my goat, and my cc306 h/c/i 93' ta is sd of course.
and I have no low speed/part throttle issues. I can lug my goat around around 1200 rpm's thru town w/no bucking, surging. And the throttle response is great in both cars.That's just my experience,opinion.
and I have no low speed/part throttle issues. I can lug my goat around around 1200 rpm's thru town w/no bucking, surging. And the throttle response is great in both cars.That's just my experience,opinion.
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Maybe only tuners who do that, but I know to me taking out the maf/elbow would be the best way to go.With a good tuner.which is in my case, Dlove who is a sponsor on here,and he prefer to tune cars SD. Case in point, my goat.
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