PROS & CONS OF SD TUNING
(search terms "SD MAF")but in my case...
SD tuning .. easy.... car runs good... if i went back to a MAF i'd have to recal my MAF
temp/alt have minimal effects on SD tuning...
and ... you need to allow more than an hour or so between replyes
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Cost should not be a factor here. Just talk to the guy about what you want. Some tuners perfer one or the other.
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The stock MAF table was off +/- 30% on my car after I tuned my VE. Unlikely it would pass smog with that kind of incorrect fueling.
The good news is that it ran great in SD mode without the MAF after the VE was tuned with an LC1 wideband/HPT 2.0 EIO.
Rob (Bad30th)
The stock MAF table was off +/- 30% on my car after I tuned my VE. Unlikely it would pass smog with that kind of incorrect fueling.
The good news is that it ran great in SD mode without the MAF after the VE was tuned with an LC1 wideband/HPT 2.0 EIO.
Rob (Bad30th)
I should have specified that the tuner may need to calibrate your MAF table and do some hand interpolation, but this shouldnt take long. A short log file and abut 5 minutes tweaking the bin will get it close enough.
When you pull the plug on the MAF, it defaults back to SD mode
It sums up basically what I'll tell people from the start with SD tuning...if you aren't competent with your tuning software, don't even mess with it. You need to make changes to the tune for almost every single engine modification you make. If you aren't willing to do that, keep the MAF.
As for me, my engine is deaf, dumb, and blind. It only does what I tell it (I run a full time Open Loop SD tune).
I go into MAF-less mode, tune the car in SD mode using this wonderful write up ( http://texasfbody.org/hpt/SDTuningVE/ ) to get that 13.0 AFR.
Then what ? I plug the MAF back in, but now it needs to be tuned with MAF....How do I do that ?
There's lots of good reading in those stickied posts.
Rob (Bad30th)


