WOT and street tuning??
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WOT and street tuning?? I am going to have my car dynotuned next week. I bought LS1 Edit. I was just wondering how a dynotune works? Don't you tune it for driveability and then tune it for WOT? I'm really hoping so because I'm not sure what my cutouts will do to my air/fuel. I want to tune the car with the cutouts closed for street driving and the cutouts open during WOT. It will be tuned on a dynojet. I'm not sure what model. Should I set the a/f at 12.5 to make up for the dyno load? The car has to hunt for idle now for the first ten seconds. I think I will set it at 850 vs. 750 now. Good idea? I plan on shifting at 6500/6600 and setting my rev limiter to 6800. Does that sound about right?
How long should the tuning take? Rob Raymer charges $150 an hour for tuning. I know he can row through turbo tuning very quickly but I am worried he might take longer on my car because its all motor. I don't think I should have to pay for two hours if it should only take one hour because he has to play with it. He is close as hell though. He is a great guy so I'm sure he will do me right.
I have a Jantzer ported throttle body as well. I want to tune it first stock and then put the TB on to see what I gain. Will this mess the tune up very much or will it be an easy fix? I think it is worth it if it only takes an extra ten minutes to correct the tune. Hopefully it wont effect it that much.
Thanks guys. Any tips?
How long should the tuning take? Rob Raymer charges $150 an hour for tuning. I know he can row through turbo tuning very quickly but I am worried he might take longer on my car because its all motor. I don't think I should have to pay for two hours if it should only take one hour because he has to play with it. He is close as hell though. He is a great guy so I'm sure he will do me right.
I have a Jantzer ported throttle body as well. I want to tune it first stock and then put the TB on to see what I gain. Will this mess the tune up very much or will it be an easy fix? I think it is worth it if it only takes an extra ten minutes to correct the tune. Hopefully it wont effect it that much.
Thanks guys. Any tips?
