Does LT1 Tuning Still Exist?
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Does LT1 Tuning Still Exist?
I'm in a pickle. The ONLY shop within 4 hours of me that did tuning is out of business. Is there anyone out there that can do a mail-order tune?
I have the interface module for the car, as well as Tuner CAT so that I can take logs.
I'm not looking for anything crazy, but the car has always run rich, so I would like to fix that, and I am going to put shorties on it (yes I know, but I live on a dirt road, and the car is already too low without LTs), so I am looking for a nice street tune that will wake it up a bit.
I have the interface module for the car, as well as Tuner CAT so that I can take logs.
I'm not looking for anything crazy, but the car has always run rich, so I would like to fix that, and I am going to put shorties on it (yes I know, but I live on a dirt road, and the car is already too low without LTs), so I am looking for a nice street tune that will wake it up a bit.
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Re: Does LT1 Tuning Still Exist?
Have you had it tuned previously? If not, why not run a data log to see if we can find the reason it’s running rich? Fix any obvious problem before having it tuned.
One of the few remaining LT1 tuners that I am aware of:
Moe Bailey
moehorsepower@peoplepc.com
pcmforless is still around, but there has been some negative feedback since Brian only does dyno tuning, leaving the mail order tunes to Keith. I have no personal experience with anyone I mentioned, just what I have seen on sites like this.
One of the few remaining LT1 tuners that I am aware of:
Moe Bailey
moehorsepower@peoplepc.com
pcmforless is still around, but there has been some negative feedback since Brian only does dyno tuning, leaving the mail order tunes to Keith. I have no personal experience with anyone I mentioned, just what I have seen on sites like this.
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Re: Does LT1 Tuning Still Exist?
Good to hear positive feedback on lt1pcmtuning. I didn’t realize that is Solomon. I've sent a lot of people to the site for the excellent D-I-Y tuning writeup.
LT1 PCM Tuning - Tips & Tricks for DIY Tuning!
LT1 PCM Tuning - Tips & Tricks for DIY Tuning!
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Re: Does LT1 Tuning Still Exist?
Have you had it tuned previously? If not, why not run a data log to see if we can find the reason it’s running rich? Fix any obvious problem before having it tuned.
One of the few remaining LT1 tuners that I am aware of:
Moe Bailey
moehorsepower@peoplepc.com
pcmforless is still around, but there has been some negative feedback since Brian only does dyno tuning, leaving the mail order tunes to Keith. I have no personal experience with anyone I mentioned, just what I have seen on sites like this.
One of the few remaining LT1 tuners that I am aware of:
Moe Bailey
moehorsepower@peoplepc.com
pcmforless is still around, but there has been some negative feedback since Brian only does dyno tuning, leaving the mail order tunes to Keith. I have no personal experience with anyone I mentioned, just what I have seen on sites like this.
Thank you for the info, sir! I will definitely log it when it warms up here, I was trying to get leads early so that I can have it all worked out for this spring when it hits the road again.
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Re: Does LT1 Tuning Still Exist?
Personally - I would go right to a 24xLink LS1 ECU setup:
Torque Head 24xLink
You'll get a better tune overall - but more importantly you can easily find a LS1 Tuner....
Torque Head 24xLink
You'll get a better tune overall - but more importantly you can easily find a LS1 Tuner....
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Re: Does LT1 Tuning Still Exist?
Personally - I would go right to a 24xLink LS1 ECU setup:
Torque Head 24xLink
You'll get a better tune overall - but more importantly you can easily find a LS1 Tuner....
Torque Head 24xLink
You'll get a better tune overall - but more importantly you can easily find a LS1 Tuner....
I'm going to stay with the stock setup though, the car is 90% stock and only gets driven 3-4 months out of the year, so that's a lot of cash.
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