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Old 04-14-2011, 05:04 PM
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Ok, I may get called a noob for this one but would like seriois opinions. So I just hooked up my vortech kit that I got from another member here. Used identical set up and both non rev engines, he has a utec with the tune he used he lives in florida I live in illinois, I am buying the same injectors he used. This is where I need opinions, will there be much of a difference in the tune due to our location differences? If not I would save about a grand for not having to tune it again. He has had the car in ky and said it ran just as good.... Any input helps thanks.
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Every car is different therefore requires a different tune
Old 04-15-2011, 03:26 AM
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Given that the UTEC does not compensate for temperature well anyway, and that theres probably not a huge difference in elevation... Yes, it will work fine (and by fine, I mean more or less the same as it did for him). If I were you I'd want to know who did the tuning in the first place, and it would be a good idea to see any logs he has, or do some logging yourself if you have the capability. It would also be smart to take it to a shop in your area and have them put it on a dyno and verify and/or adjust the tune.
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At the very minimum strap it on a dyno for a few pulls... you'll know pretty quickly if it's safe or not based on the AFR, ect... assuming the tune it had was a decent quality, the most you should need is a slight touch up definitely not a full retune.
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