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Old 05-03-2019, 11:29 PM
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Default LQ9/243 swap throttle body size ......

So recently I’ve went from a 5.3 with cam and milled heads with blower (11psi) 90mm tb

to a totally different setup

lq9/243 heads but with ls9 gaskets arp bolts- BTR STAGE 3 truck cam...and stock 78mm tb

my ve table i took a lq9 file and added 15% to 3600 rpm- for above that I added 20% (still running lean needing 30% more on top end )
Running 42lb marine injectors... I believe I have it setup right . I reduced timing 5 degrees off low octane table (matched both to do ve)

im shifting at 6k- speed was 49mph to command shift (5560 ish)

It seems I’m running out of air past 5800rpms

so im running stock intake with stock throttle body.... is it to small seeing most run newer on iron ls2 setups. Or would my 3” intake tube be restricting me? I usually run my trusty 4” pvc setup, this time I didn’t.....

cruising went from 16% of fuel needed on LTFT (up to 3600) down to 3% in two logs

my high rpm concerns me with high compression and fuel vs spark

1999gmc Sierra 2wd ecsb
lq9/243 ls9 gaskets
BTR stage 3 truck cam
65e still w/3.42 gears 295/45/20
long tubes/ ory

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Have you added fuel the the PE tables yet?

I have the stock throttle body on my LQ9 along with an AEM CAI and have no problem hitting 6500

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Yes 1.160 across the rpm range (b3618) efilive
PE delay modes to .05 (b3609)
hot pe set to 65% tps to 3600 rpm above that 35% tps to kick in PE (b3615) same with (3616)
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OK So I had some time today to tinker.... about 100 miles worth

I have my fuel trims doing great all under 5% my PE is at 12.8 afr throughout ... It still feels to fall off after 5600 rpms- I tried pulling 5 degrees and then adding 2 from original start thinking it may help. Maybe im missing something in the software. I adjusted shift point back just so it wouldn't take so long to shift

Attached is my last log and last loaded tune. I'm doing the tuning off EFILives Calc.MAFT filters and logging. (be able to tune VE table and MAF- CL or open and PE in a few logs)

Any input would be awesome... Im a Newbie at the hidden details inside programs
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File Type: ctz
KL-MOD2-5-5-19_VE CLOSE.ctz (469.0 KB, 16 views)
File Type: efi
HARTLAND TO HOME 5-5-19.efi (242.1 KB, 19 views)
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What are your MAP readings at WOT?
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What kind of valve springs?
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Originally Posted by Beatdown Z
What are your MAP readings at WOT?
funny you mention this, I brought it up to a buddy... at WOT I see 95kpa out of the 105kpa on graph ( his thought was maybe due to elevation.... (975ft above sea level)

1bar = 100 kilopascals
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Originally Posted by madmann26
What kind of valve springs?
btr supplied the springs... debated on going pac
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Originally Posted by trxmxzx
funny you mention this, I brought it up to a buddy... at WOT I see 95kpa out of the 105kpa on graph ( his thought was maybe due to elevation.... (975ft above sea level)

1bar = 100 kilopascals
I normally see 98-100kpa here, depending on weather. NA MAP will be less than baro at WOT no matter how good your intake is.
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Originally Posted by smokeshow
I normally see 98-100kpa here, depending on weather. NA MAP will be less than baro at WOT no matter how good your intake is.
. Yep. At almost 1k feet those map readings sound right. What’s you timing like above 5500? I don’t have my laptop to see the tune.


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