ECU Tune
Nah, we were just using their dyno to tune it cuz it was right around the corner 
And as for tuning it in third, the car has been thoroughly tuned over the span of over a week. This was just a final few pulls on the dyno for max power tuning. The rest of the tuning (idle, cruising, daily driving etc) had all been done prior to these pulls.

And as for tuning it in third, the car has been thoroughly tuned over the span of over a week. This was just a final few pulls on the dyno for max power tuning. The rest of the tuning (idle, cruising, daily driving etc) had all been done prior to these pulls.
Last edited by AmnCruzie; Jul 21, 2010 at 08:09 PM.
It's actually what I wanted... I still have the stock connecting rods so I didn't want to push it too far until I replace those. The guy who was tuning the car wanted me to push 425+ to the wheels lol, but I don't think the stock internals are up to it
plus I'm not into drag racing, I want to eventually start tracking the car on weekends (when I get a roll cage and a beater SUV), so this power curve actually suits me pretty well for those purposes, until I start going bigger on the build and having more/better racing experience
I haven't wired my wideband into my Haltech yet so I can't datalog AFRs (gonna be doing that probably this weekend), but as per the gauge, depending on how hard I am on the car under boost, the richest it goes is 10.1 and the leanest it goes is 11.8. Thats what I've seen, but since I can't datalog I don't know for sure, kinda gotta keep looking away from my AFR to look at the road lol...
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o0o ok on hills printouts it shows the AFR at the bottom I guess Charm city doesnt... all good.
If your car is here sat then get a dyno pull and printout
If your car is here sat then get a dyno pull and printout
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