shootmymime
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You got the years you can tune closed loop backwards, it is 96-98 you can do it.Only certain year vehicles are able to make part throttle adjustments to the AFR. (2000-2002 I believe)
A big problem with our vehicles is the lean condition at high gear low RPM. this is when Ping is most common in closed loop. to fix this we need to turn the injector on sooner to reduce Ping.
(Ping or Spark Knock, - The fuel-air charge is meant to be ignited by the spark plug only, and at a precise point in the piston's stroke. Knock occurs when the peak of the combustion process no longer occurs at the optimum moment for the four-stroke cycle. )
You got the years you can tune closed loop backwards, it is 96-98 you can do it.
Shoots just a question, why didn't you just post this:
http://www.lcengineering.com/LCInstructions/1063078 u-tune-aic.pdf
There is no playing telephone then. For my tuning section I am going to pull right from the online instructional videos and the manual just because it isn't a huge game of telephone then and there is no wrong information out there. In addition to that you could sprinkle your notes in there and any additional tips you have and it is a ton easier to write up since it is all formatted. Not to belittle anything that you are doing here, it really is great and will help a lot of people, just a little constructive criticism.
Thanks again for doing this man it is a big help.
because there were problems that it took me a long time to understand what i was doing wrong thats not in those instructions. they dont go over all the settings. programs and what to do. it took me a while to connect to the R4 software, it took me a while to figure out and flip back and forth between setting to make sure i was on 3 cyl 2 stroke.
I mention that i am puling alot of my information from the U tune guide.
i am mainly going into more detail to answer more questions.
I gotcah, I still would use the steps outlined there. maybe just quote the manual at the step you are in in your writeup? I am really not trying to be a jerk, I just know that helps eliminate conflicting information.
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You included it in your helpful links unless you just added it lolI actually didn't know those instructions were online: I have a paper copy of it and was mainly just making one for us online.
You included it in your helpful links unless you just added it lol
A laptop would be a good thing to have lol borrow a friends if you have too [emoji14] you have to tune either setup, the no tuning for the 7th is a lie...You've got me worried now.. I've purchased an SC and was planning on adding the 7th injector kit instead of going the AEM route because I'd heard that the 7th injector kit required little to no tuning out of the box. I don't even have a laptop lol.
You've got me worried now.. I've purchased an SC and was planning on adding the 7th injector kit instead of going the AEM route because I'd heard that the 7th injector kit required little to no tuning out of the box. I don't even have a laptop lol.
Honestly you don't have to tune it... If you are not going smaller pulley and don't beat it, it isnt worth it IMHO, mine was untuned for 95000 miles and it never had an issue...You've got me worried now.. I've purchased an SC and was planning on adding the 7th injector kit instead of going the AEM route because I'd heard that the 7th injector kit required little to no tuning out of the box. I don't even have a laptop lol.
Honestly you don't have to tune it... If you are not going smaller pulley and don't beat it, it isnt worth it IMHO, mine was untuned for 95000 miles and it never had an issue...
Gotcha, ok... I guess the 7th injector is going to be the least tuning intensive option no matter what. Since I'm planning to go with the 2.2 inch, it sounds like I'll just have to suck it up and work with the software. Was planning on upgrading in stages (as money is made available), with gauges and water/meth injection going in a couple of months after the supercharger.
I'll definitely be referring to this guide come tuning time, but in your opinion will the supercharger with a 2.2in pulley run ok for a couple of months without a tune?
Gotcha, ok... I guess the 7th injector is going to be the least tuning intensive option no matter what. Since I'm planning to go with the 2.2 inch, it sounds like I'll just have to suck it up and work with the software. Was planning on upgrading in stages (as money is made available), with gauges and water/meth injection going in a couple of months after the supercharger.
I'll definitely be referring to this guide come tuning time, but in your opinion will the supercharger with a 2.2in pulley run ok for a couple of months without a tune?
Is it best to abtain the r4 software directly from split second for the $49 (download) or is there a better option?