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Denali08 03-10-2013 12:19 PM

Stock Truck Map Sensor for Boost Tuning (SD Tune)
 
Can our trucks be tuned for boost SD (mafless) using the stock map sensor?

I talked to a local tuner to tune my truck and he said no need for 2-bar and 3-bar map sensor. He says that he can tune it using stock map sensor by scaling it. I am shooting for 15 psi of boost.

Can this be done.

I already have 3.3-bar map sensor from duramax truck (new map sensor) PN: ACD#262-3671
GM#213-4658. It's direct fit replacement for stock LS truck map sensor. I also have old style GM 3-bar map sensor with extension harness.

He said the 3-bar map will take longer hours to scale and tune 3-4 hours.

Am I better with stock map SD tune, 3-bar GM old style or 3.3 Dmax map sensor?

I though of putting this in FI section instead Tuning section because it's related to FI map sensor and to have more people to read it.

2ktransam 03-10-2013 01:12 PM

In my experience you need a 2 or 3 bar sensor to do SD tuning. I don't see how he is going to tune mafless without it. If you are staying under 15psi I would go with a 2 or 2.5 bar sensor. I have not tried a 3 bar sensor but I have heard that they lose resolution and hurt drivability. Tuning with a 2 bar sensor shouldn't take more than an hour or two as well.

o2camaross 03-10-2013 02:04 PM

^ what he said. I don't see how it can be done with a 1 bar map, nor would I want to do it

Denali08 03-10-2013 02:30 PM

He said he has done it on his Z06 with F1 supercharger pusing 18 psi!!!

I ordered the 2.5 map sensor from speedinc but they fucked up and did not ship it with the gauges I ordered from them. They sent me refund though and I did not want to deal with them anymore.

So, I ordered GM Dmax 3.3 map sensor from Amazon.

Atomic 03-10-2013 02:48 PM

Impossible. You need the 2bar or 3bar sensor. The stock one cannot physically measure boost.

Denali08 03-10-2013 02:55 PM


Originally Posted by Atomic (Post 5077339)
Impossible. You need the 2bar or 3bar sensor. The stock one cannot physically measure boost.

Could it be that he meant maf tune no Speed density tune. I am sure I asked him if it is still SD tune and he confirmed.

So, did he discover something new!!!!!!!!!!!:hmmm:

Atomic 03-10-2013 03:00 PM

No, he didnt discover anything new. The sensor cannot not physically measure pressure over 1 bar. Period. You need something else to measure airflow. He probably has a maf on his z06 with the stock map, which is not the same as SD.

Denali08 03-10-2013 03:10 PM


Originally Posted by Atomic (Post 5077343)
No, he didnt discover anything new. The sensor cannot not physically measure pressure over 1 bar. Period. You need something else to measure airflow. He probably has a maf on his z06 with the stock map, which is not the same as SD.

I know the difference between mafless (SD) and maf tune. But could he go 18 psi with maf tune?

I already have my maf hooked up before the TB just for IAT sensor and was planning to disable it in the SD tune. So, is it good idea to go maf tune with stock map upto 15 psi???

oakley6575 03-10-2013 03:20 PM


Originally Posted by Denali08 (Post 5077349)
I know the difference between mafless (SD) and maf tune. But could he go 18 psi with maf tune?

I already have my maf hooked up before the TB just for IAT sensor and was planning to disable it in the SD tune. So, is it good idea to go maf tune with stock map upto 15 psi???

I believe it is possible but do you understand what scaling is? Why are you fighting a 2/3 bar set up?

Denali08 03-10-2013 03:27 PM


Originally Posted by oakley6575 (Post 5077354)
I believe it is possible but do you understand what scaling is? Why are you fighting a 2/3 bar set up?

Do you care to explain what u mean?:jest:


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