Hit 13s in my Z71 tune only!
10-13-2017, 04:05 PM
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I started at 6000rpm, then went to 6200 rpm, and now at 6400 rpm. I have made about 10 passes at the track and a total of 15 logged passes with my shift points at 6400 rpm. No valve float shown in the logs and shows no drop in power in the logs also. Truck has just over 12,000 miles on it now probably 5,000 miles with the shift points at 6400. Day to day the truck is only reved to the stock shift points and drove like an old man. It is only reved to 6400 at the track, when doing tuning logs, or from a stop light here and there. If there ends up being any issues like valve float or god forbid valve breakage I will let you guys know.
10-13-2017, 04:26 PM
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10-13-2017, 05:02 PM
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10-13-2017, 05:14 PM
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02-11-2018, 01:07 AM
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These numbers are fk’n nuts for tune only!!!
Is this normal? I have to look up Klug tuning. I had an 08 RCSB tuned by diablew that didn’t even come close to these numbers.
im now in the market for a 2014+ SilverAdo 5.3 and this has me pretty excited
Is this normal? I have to look up Klug tuning. I had an 08 RCSB tuned by diablew that didn’t even come close to these numbers.
im now in the market for a 2014+ SilverAdo 5.3 and this has me pretty excited
02-11-2018, 01:46 PM
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The direct injected stuff is nothing like an LS especially with a 5.3. Klug tuned my buddies 14 along with some changes I have made since and it's night and day over a stock truck. Pretty decent for just removing some limiters and adding timing lol. I am sure there is more in it if a guy actually corrected the VE table.
02-11-2018, 10:23 PM
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I don’t see many time slips out there for bolt on 5.3 EcoTec Sierra’s and silverados. Why doesn’t Klug have a website with prices.
ive seem some vids of the diablew tuned 5.3 EcoTec around.. and they shift 5500 1-2 then 5700 2-3... he had my 5.3 LS set up the same way FML ... I went back to a canned diablo tune and set all my shifts to zero torque management and 6000rpm and I ran 1.5 tenths quicker than diablew tune.
Klug needs to advertise more. I’d run his tune if I could get numbers like yours! Thanks for sharing
ive seem some vids of the diablew tuned 5.3 EcoTec around.. and they shift 5500 1-2 then 5700 2-3... he had my 5.3 LS set up the same way FML ... I went back to a canned diablo tune and set all my shifts to zero torque management and 6000rpm and I ran 1.5 tenths quicker than diablew tune.
Klug needs to advertise more. I’d run his tune if I could get numbers like yours! Thanks for sharing
02-12-2018, 10:31 AM
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I don’t see many time slips out there for bolt on 5.3 EcoTec Sierra’s and silverados. Why doesn’t Klug have a website with prices.
ive seem some vids of the diablew tuned 5.3 EcoTec around.. and they shift 5500 1-2 then 5700 2-3... he had my 5.3 LS set up the same way FML ... I went back to a canned diablo tune and set all my shifts to zero torque management and 6000rpm and I ran 1.5 tenths quicker than diablew tune.
Klug needs to advertise more. I’d run his tune if I could get numbers like yours! Thanks for sharing
ive seem some vids of the diablew tuned 5.3 EcoTec around.. and they shift 5500 1-2 then 5700 2-3... he had my 5.3 LS set up the same way FML ... I went back to a canned diablo tune and set all my shifts to zero torque management and 6000rpm and I ran 1.5 tenths quicker than diablew tune.
Klug needs to advertise more. I’d run his tune if I could get numbers like yours! Thanks for sharing
Yeah best way to get a hold of him is via Facebook.
https://www.facebook.com/Klug-Perfor...3100830623160/
Last edited by Gorske; 02-12-2018 at 10:38 AM.
02-13-2018, 07:50 AM
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Great thread with a lot of useful info. Def seems like when you switch from 4x4 to 2wd at WOT, it actually does it. It chirps the tires on the 1-2 shift, no way in hell it would do that in 4x4. Very Very interesting and a difference from NNBS.
Very smart and safe to log the max rpm and decide to lower it 300 rpm. Seems like you guys really have this figured out nicely.
What exact converter did you choose?
Very smart and safe to log the max rpm and decide to lower it 300 rpm. Seems like you guys really have this figured out nicely.
What exact converter did you choose?
02-13-2018, 07:54 AM
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Great thread with a lot of useful info. Def seems like when you switch from 4x4 to 2wd at WOT, it actually does it. It chirps the tires on the 1-2 shift, no way in hell it would do that in 4x4. Very Very interesting and a difference from NNBS.
Very smart and safe to log the max rpm and decide to lower it 300 rpm. Seems like you guys really have this figured out nicely.
What exact converter did you choose?
Very smart and safe to log the max rpm and decide to lower it 300 rpm. Seems like you guys really have this figured out nicely.
What exact converter did you choose?