Thinking about switching to a 2 Bar MAP Speed Density Tune
Thinking about switching to a 2 Bar MAP Speed Density Tune I am thinking about paying the single credit and switching to a Speed Density Tune. I am also thinking about putting in the 2 Bar GM MAP Sensor too just to make it worth it.
I have really gotten the MAP side tuned right where I want it and every time I work with the MAF my idle issues return eventually. I have messed with it gotten help and it always seems to be an issue. I have never minded the extra time to tune the VE Table on MAP but at this point I am seriously considering pulling the trigger.
So those of you here who deal with this, I would really like your thoughts. Pro's and Con's? The car eventually will be Supercharged unless I finally pull the trigger on a 100 Shot. But those are the two paths down the road it will most likely take.
I have tuned the MAF multiple times and it seems fine, but it always seems to run the best on the MAP/VE Settings with the MAF Disabled. I have also cleaned the MAF and the connections are all good. Its not giving me any error codes either. (Figured these questions might come up)
As long as I am willing to spend the time getting the VE table dialed in this should not be an issue correct? I have the wideband, I have the time to go through it and the RTT feature should be useful. Is there anything else I should know or be concerned with?
Thanks
I have really gotten the MAP side tuned right where I want it and every time I work with the MAF my idle issues return eventually. I have messed with it gotten help and it always seems to be an issue. I have never minded the extra time to tune the VE Table on MAP but at this point I am seriously considering pulling the trigger.
So those of you here who deal with this, I would really like your thoughts. Pro's and Con's? The car eventually will be Supercharged unless I finally pull the trigger on a 100 Shot. But those are the two paths down the road it will most likely take.
I have tuned the MAF multiple times and it seems fine, but it always seems to run the best on the MAP/VE Settings with the MAF Disabled. I have also cleaned the MAF and the connections are all good. Its not giving me any error codes either. (Figured these questions might come up)
As long as I am willing to spend the time getting the VE table dialed in this should not be an issue correct? I have the wideband, I have the time to go through it and the RTT feature should be useful. Is there anything else I should know or be concerned with?
Thanks
Why would you waste the money on a 2 bar COS and sensor if you're not even forced induction? Makes zero sense. Just leave it in speed density if that's how it runs best. A 2 bar sensor and OS won't gain you a thing.
x2. Especially if you go the nitrous route, then you wasted the money for certain.
