tune below 2500???
is there any point or reason??or even can you???
Just curious...going to be doing som etuning myself to get things close before letting a tried and true professional do the detail work
I'm just thinking of the "too lazy to downshift / need to pass somebody on the highway" maneuver
Yes the engine is prone to detonation down there , thats exactly the reason to tune that area to get the fueling and timing spot on throughout the rev range.
We are lucky in that we use a eddy current dyno so I can hold the engine at any speed/load for as long as we like while tuning.





