i need some opinions please.....
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i had my truck tuned by a board member on here yesterday, and i am very satisfied with the outcome of the truck i am most impressed with the part throttle driving. shifts were cleaned up and are somewhat firmer and it now takes very little throttle to accelerate. there is no hesitation, and no lugging or down shifting at freeway speeds when passing other people.just wondering if this all sounds correct. i beleive he said i am now running 27* total timing with no kr. he said i wont get anymore timing with my AIT's at 140 degrees in yesterdays heat. how much timing should i see with lower ait's? the truck has a stock intake tube and modded filter box. 100% tm removed. by the way it was a 93 octane tune. i asked him if it was ok to remove 100% tm on a bone stock trans, and he said he always takes it all out and never has seen any problems. does this sound ok? any feedback is appreciated.
EDIT: today, 8/21, ses light came on. i used a scanner and it is p01325 bank 1 o2 sensor. i had the guy tune for my longtubes, wich have been on the truck almost a year, and never had any o2 sensor problems. what is generally changed in the tune for l/t's? and do yall think it could be tuned out? or is it time to get some vette o2 sensors?
jeremy
EDIT: today, 8/21, ses light came on. i used a scanner and it is p01325 bank 1 o2 sensor. i had the guy tune for my longtubes, wich have been on the truck almost a year, and never had any o2 sensor problems. what is generally changed in the tune for l/t's? and do yall think it could be tuned out? or is it time to get some vette o2 sensors?
jeremy
Last edited by LS1TRUCKGUY; Aug 21, 2006 at 07:45 PM.
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Yeah just do servos and a shift kit, remove TM and your good to go.
As far as the timing goes, 27* is about as high as it gets in that heat. I was getting KR on my stock cam with 29* in heat about 10* cooler.
Chris
As far as the timing goes, 27* is about as high as it gets in that heat. I was getting KR on my stock cam with 29* in heat about 10* cooler.
Chris
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Originally Posted by chrisj6
Yeah just do servos and a shift kit, remove TM and your good to go.
As far as the timing goes, 27* is about as high as it gets in that heat. I was getting KR on my stock cam with 29* in heat about 10* cooler.
Chris
As far as the timing goes, 27* is about as high as it gets in that heat. I was getting KR on my stock cam with 29* in heat about 10* cooler.
Chris

do you think a cold air intake will lower the IAT's?
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Originally Posted by Tan327
I'd think 100% removed on a stock tranny would be fine unless you tow.
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Originally Posted by LS1TRUCKGUY
th only thing that is ever in the bed of my truck is a sport bike, or 4-wheeler. thats it. no towing here.


