can i see some of your tunes?
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I have been at it with efi live for a couple weeks now. I have: added 4 degrees of timing, removed torque management, raised line pressure, shortened shift times and messed with the etc curve. There aren't any modified tunes for a 4.8 in their archives either. I don't know if I should have messed w/ any of that stuff, but it still runs. I have watched the knock retard while driving hard and it doesn't seem to be doing alot. I am wondering how long it will take me to get the truck running right if/when I change the cam. I don't know if that helps
#6
Originally Posted by OKslow
I have been at it with efi live for a couple weeks now. I have: added 4 degrees of timing, removed torque management, raised line pressure, shortened shift times and messed with the etc curve. There aren't any modified tunes for a 4.8 in their archives either. I don't know if I should have messed w/ any of that stuff, but it still runs. I have watched the knock retard while driving hard and it doesn't seem to be doing alot. I am wondering how long it will take me to get the truck running right if/when I change the cam. I don't know if that helps 

#7
zero out the spark ECT table, spark IAT table, EGR spark correction table, and fuel mixture spark correction table, set your cat overtemp to disable, EGR disable..thats just some of the basics
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#8
Originally Posted by dirt_track_racer_81
zero out the spark ECT table, spark IAT table, EGR spark correction table, and fuel mixture spark correction table, set your cat overtemp to disable, EGR disable..thats just some of the basics
ECT I generally leave it alone unless its fing with the #'s where my ECT would normally be ie if its pulling/adding timing at 200* and I've got a stock thermo in there I'd 0 out those columns but leave the rest the same.
#9
Originally Posted by foff667
I like my IAT spark correction table, especially in forced induction applications, but in NA applications it still has its uses, not a big fan of 0ing that one out.



