what is all needed for proper DIY tuning
#1
what is all needed for proper DIY tuning
While piecing my swap together I decided. It would be a better option for me to learn to tune then spend the cash on a mail order then a dyno tune
Swap is a cammed lq4 with no emissions LTs to true duals and the car is a 95 formula a4 car with 4000 stall no ac or abs and plan to get rid of vats I. Was looking into getting hp tuners but is there anything else I should get to like a wide band and if so were to mount it
Swap is a cammed lq4 with no emissions LTs to true duals and the car is a 95 formula a4 car with 4000 stall no ac or abs and plan to get rid of vats I. Was looking into getting hp tuners but is there anything else I should get to like a wide band and if so were to mount it
#3
If you are using the 95 formula pcm you'll need to look into obd1 tuning options...the 95's use an obd2 port but obd1 pcm if I remember correctly. Not a whole heck of alot of options out there.
#7
no cats and no rear o2s either does it have to be able to read from both banks or can i just mount it in say bank 1 after the front 02s
EDIT found the info i needed on WB02 placement on another post i did not see at first thanks for the info now it looks like a have to do sone tunning research.
EDIT found the info i needed on WB02 placement on another post i did not see at first thanks for the info now it looks like a have to do sone tunning research.
Last edited by 95FbFormula; 08-02-2011 at 03:16 PM.
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#8
Yeah if you are using a newer pcm you can use our software on your conversion, we also sell wideband kits www.hptuners.com
Let me know if you have any questions.
Let me know if you have any questions.