n2o tune questions
n2o tune questions do i need another tune when i am adding a 150-200 shot wet.......
i am tuned speed density now......what needs to happen
as well as.....can i buy any of the hand held tuners out to get the timing and anything else i need when i do spray
any help would be appreciated
i am tuned speed density now......what needs to happen
as well as.....can i buy any of the hand held tuners out to get the timing and anything else i need when i do spray
any help would be appreciated
You will need a way to pull timing, you can pull a few degrees using the IAT resistor mod (search), get a Custom tune, or use an external box- http://www.nitrousoutlet.com/catalog...el=141&dept=11
Or the lingenfelter progressive that Dave just posted in another thread. I am off to check it out now for myself-
Or the lingenfelter progressive that Dave just posted in another thread. I am off to check it out now for myself-
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You will need to be able to pull timing as ^ said. You should PM any of the nitrous sponsors...they can explain things better than most I would say. Plus, there are some awesome kits out there.
Good Luck!
Jon
Good Luck!
Jon
As Jon said above, please feel free to PM any one of us nitrous vendors. We're all here to lend a hand. It would require either a re-tune to pull the timing or an external device. Take a look at the timing tuner for that task. Thanks.
Nick
Nick
Like being said above you can either do it in the tune or add a after market device to pull the timming. We carry the Timming tuner, MSD Timming twister and the Lingerfelter.
I personaly would recommend the lingerfelter. This is the only unit on the market that reliably pulls timming and you can see it on your tunning software.
Dave
I personaly would recommend the lingerfelter. This is the only unit on the market that reliably pulls timming and you can see it on your tunning software.
Dave
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I thought the only way you could see what timing was being pulled with the Lingenfelter was via it's anologue output, where 0-3V = 0-24 degrees of timing being pulled or similar - but not through normal tuning software.
Still one of the best items I've seen lately though.
Just going on what Jason from LPE told me here - https://ls1tech.com/forums/showpost....5&postcount=91
Last edited by STATIE; Sep 13, 2008 at 02:20 AM.
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