started working on VE tune...check it out
#1
I'm not sure If this is going right or not... I've disable the LTFT and the maf is set at 0 HZ faiulre to nail down the STFT I drove around for a while and used the histogram for the Main VE mult % etc etc. Anyways, I'm not sure this is the way the graph should look, I smoothed it as much as possible and want to make sure it looks normal before I load the tune and give it a whirl.
#2
I can't see your tune, but I never smooth my VE table, I just knock down the big spikes by hand... Everytime I have smoothed the graph after VE tuning it made the trims go out of whack...
#5
yes, I have an LC1 & gauge, I havn't installed it yet, I'm not good with wiring... I have a TON of parts that I need to install, I was going to use this 3 day weekend to do it but the ice today kinda screwed it up.
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#8
I'm using the 3 word document tuning guides I found on here to tune mine. They are in the Tuning 101 thread I think. Most of it is simple, just time consuming and very tedious. I'm going to try and get it dialed in with the 4.8L and cam, then once I get the new motor/trans/turbo I'll have a professional tune it and just tweak as needed from their baseline.
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