LT1-Edit: Performance tuning plz help
#1
LT1-Edit: Performance tuning plz help
I've had the LT1-Edit program for a while now and I have done with it so far is raise the rev limiter, disable skipshift, change tire size/gears, enable fans at lower temps, etc.
I want to mess with some of the more complicated settings such as the air and fuel ratios at WOT, etc.
This is what I have for bolt-ons: 1 3/4" shortie headers, cat-back (flows AT), CAI, 1.6 RR, electric WP, alum FY & Spec stage 2 clutch, 3.73 gears, TB!, MAF!.
Does anyone have a good idea of where to start and what to tune?
I want to mess with some of the more complicated settings such as the air and fuel ratios at WOT, etc.
This is what I have for bolt-ons: 1 3/4" shortie headers, cat-back (flows AT), CAI, 1.6 RR, electric WP, alum FY & Spec stage 2 clutch, 3.73 gears, TB!, MAF!.
Does anyone have a good idea of where to start and what to tune?
#2
If you want to tune for more power, then you will need a wide band dyno session.
GM sets these cars up pretty rich in PE mode, so often times you can lean them out a bit and still be safe.
I think 12.5 - 13 A/F ratio normally aspirated, is a good number, but do a search or wait for others to chime in.
You may also be able to add a degree or 2 more timing at the top end, but do this on the wide band.
Hope this helps
LWM
GM sets these cars up pretty rich in PE mode, so often times you can lean them out a bit and still be safe.
I think 12.5 - 13 A/F ratio normally aspirated, is a good number, but do a search or wait for others to chime in.
You may also be able to add a degree or 2 more timing at the top end, but do this on the wide band.
Hope this helps
LWM
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