DFCO may be the devil...
It doesn't seem like making your engine run extremely lean would be all that great for the cats. I'm well aware that the settings can be changed with any tuner to make it come on under different conditions. I was just stating how a stock car acts when DFCO kicks in. It is interesting using it as a tuning aid. Answering these questions will do one of two things or both.
1. Incriminate themselves
2. Take food out of their mouths
1. Incriminate themselves
2. Take food out of their mouths
Those of us that want to learn more wouldn't be giving them a penny anyway.
Those of us that want to learn more wouldn't be giving them a penny anyway.
I agree. But if it is oversimplified people that may have been itimidated by tuning may grow the confidence to try. Kinda like a one way street information travels in one direction not the other
Oh and I should add a third case
3. They just dont know. They lurk and wait for AU and company to post thier findings
Those of us that want to learn more wouldn't be giving them a penny anyway.
With that said....keep up the convo. Interesting stuff guys
The Best V8 Stories One Small Block at Time

How many of the "pros" use the repository to cut and paste into their cutomer's cars?
On topic: DFCO saves fuel. The question is what motivated GM to incorporate DFCO?
I turned off DFCO several months ago 'cause the backfiring was getting too much attention of the streets. But I really miss the engine braking part of it. Can't wait 'till someon investigates and posts up.



