DataMaster/Tuner Cat questions.
DataMaster/Tuner Cat questions.
Yes im sorry for being crappy to others on here that are trying to help me. I just get pissed when people get snot nosed. I really need help though i will be getting 3.73's soon and i just need to know how to tune my speed O and Tac to compensate for the 3.73's. How do i do this????
Thank you Brian
Thank you Brian
Tunercat has a built in speed calibration converter. Have you looked at the program? These questions are usually posted in the computer/diagnostics forum. There may already be answers you can search there.
A moderator will probably end up moving this for you.
A moderator will probably end up moving this for you.
Yes im sorry for being crappy to others on here that are trying to help me. I just get pissed when people get snot nosed. I really need help though i will be getting 3.73's soon and i just need to know how to tune my speed O and Tac to compensate for the 3.73's. How do i do this????
Thank you Brian
Thank you Brian
Now you're extending your argument into another thread. Get rid of the attitude, or no one is going to want to help you. I know I won't.
Last edited by Injuneer; Mar 22, 2009 at 09:32 AM.
Tuner Cat has a built in tool to help you adjust your speedo for new gears. It's under the "tools" tab called "speed calibration". Just enter your tire size IE 273/35/18 and your new gear ratio and click "calculate" then "apply". Your tachometer will not need any adjustment for new gears. With the stock 2.73s your torque converter will lock up around 45mph, with 3.73s and the computer fixed through Tuner Cat for the new gears it will now lock up around 33mph. The speedo adjustment will fix your speedometer to read accurate and adjust your shift tables accordingly.
If someone is asking you questions, they're probably just trying to make sure that they're helping you solve the correct problem and make sure you don't have another one you may be unaware of.
If someone is asking you questions, they're probably just trying to make sure that they're helping you solve the correct problem and make sure you don't have another one you may be unaware of.
lmao! well I guess Injuneer was right... Sigh...
Last edited by Injuneer; May 6, 2009 at 05:14 AM.
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