speed density or dyno tuned?
spend a few hours on it...not just a few pulls...
do it on a loaded dyno with an inertia brake that will allow steady state tuning if you can.
then once you know what the car likes...take it to the street/track and correct your VE/MAF tables to match real world airflows using a wideband
you dont necessarily have to go SD...but you do have to tune it on the street after you use the dyno or its going to be lean...






