bucking at low rpms
bucking at low rpms I have a 408 with a tx gaint cam with a 112lsa
It bucks hard from idle to about 1500rpms, when I let out the clutch it wants to buck and/or stall unless I raise the rpms high enough to not make it do so, but then it take off hard
Can the tune be adjusted to make it more driveable down low or is this how the cam acts?? (Just swaped to this cam)
It bucks hard from idle to about 1500rpms, when I let out the clutch it wants to buck and/or stall unless I raise the rpms high enough to not make it do so, but then it take off hard
Can the tune be adjusted to make it more driveable down low or is this how the cam acts?? (Just swaped to this cam)
Its possible that it could be made better (depending on how good your tuner is), but that is a pretty big cam and it isn't gonna like lugging your car around below 1500rpm no matter what you do... I had that cam in a 408 with a TH400 and it was great, but that is way different than an M6...
Its possible that it could be made better (depending on how good your tuner is), but that is a pretty big cam and it isn't gonna like lugging your car around below 1500rpm no matter what you do... I had that cam in a 408 with a TH400 and it was great, but that is way different than an M6...
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Your cam has alot of overlap...?
To idle that low you would need alpha-N (VE indexed by TP) at the lower rpm's, meaning you would need a COS that provides alpha-N and some sort of transitioning from/to the Main VE.
What software is your tuner using...?
To idle that low you would need alpha-N (VE indexed by TP) at the lower rpm's, meaning you would need a COS that provides alpha-N and some sort of transitioning from/to the Main VE.
What software is your tuner using...?
software is HPtuners and the overlap is 27
Last edited by Blackbird-WS6; Apr 29, 2012 at 01:49 PM.
