tuners?
tuners?
Hello all, I am rather new the LT1 religion. I am recently converted from the CARB faith. I hear many of you talking about LT1 edit and other 'tuning'.
How much do you stand to gain (HP), with strickly tuning?
How helpful is it with trouble shooting?
How do I get started, what do i need?
THanks
Also, I have a 94 Z28 with 125k miles and sometimes it is hard to start.....I have to crank on it for 8-10 seconds before it fires.
Already changed:
Plugs
Fuel filter
F/P Regulator
MSD Wires
Current Mods:
3" Exhaust, FLowmaster , no cats
K&N Filter
Aftermarket Elbow
Air Foil
How much do you stand to gain (HP), with strickly tuning?
How helpful is it with trouble shooting?
How do I get started, what do i need?
THanks
Also, I have a 94 Z28 with 125k miles and sometimes it is hard to start.....I have to crank on it for 8-10 seconds before it fires.
Already changed:
Plugs
Fuel filter
F/P Regulator
MSD Wires
Current Mods:
3" Exhaust, FLowmaster , no cats
K&N Filter
Aftermarket Elbow
Air Foil
I see your in san antonio. There is an fbody group thats meets up on Friday nights around here. I can show you show all the basic stuff you will need. Send me a PM if your intrested. Normally on a stock car you can get 10- 15 hp, but when you start heavily modifying you will need a good tune or you will lose alot of power. It will also let you shut off most codes and the cags.
Last edited by texanmutt; Jul 5, 2004 at 10:49 PM.
please tell me your joking about lt1edit being a waste of money. the only thing better far as price is concern is WWW.tunercat.COM
Originally posted by 97Z-M6
please tell me your joking about lt1edit being a waste of money. the only thing better far as price is concern is WWW.tunercat.COM
please tell me your joking about lt1edit being a waste of money. the only thing better far as price is concern is WWW.tunercat.COM
Last edited by texanmutt; Jul 6, 2004 at 08:28 PM.
A stock or near stock setup will gain very little hp with tuning. It can still be very useful to be able to change the speedo calibration to accomodate a different tire size, change the fan-on temps, etc. Also, being able to read trouble codes is invaluable. Tunercat is probably the way to go due to the price. LT1_Edit and TC have overalpping but somewhat different functionality and it one really gets into it, it's nice to have both. Edit is prettier and a little easier to use.
Rich Krause
Rich Krause
For now, I am mainly interested in reading codes. There are a few things going on with my car that i do not like.
1. Can be hard to start (5-8 seconds to fire off)
2. Off Idle stumble
3. Light acceleration pulsing
4. SES light comes on every few days for several minutes
Also, where is the coolant low switch?
1. Can be hard to start (5-8 seconds to fire off)
2. Off Idle stumble
3. Light acceleration pulsing
4. SES light comes on every few days for several minutes
Also, where is the coolant low switch?
This is what you want then..
http://www.ttspowersystems.com/diagnostic.htm
Just bring your car to the hang out on friday and I'll hook my laptop up to it.
http://www.ttspowersystems.com/diagnostic.htm
Just bring your car to the hang out on friday and I'll hook my laptop up to it.
Last edited by texanmutt; Jul 7, 2004 at 10:33 AM.
Originally posted by wwarnke
For now, I am mainly interested in reading codes. There are a few things going on with my car that i do not like.
1. Can be hard to start (5-8 seconds to fire off)
2. Off Idle stumble
3. Light acceleration pulsing
4. SES light comes on every few days for several minutes
Also, where is the coolant low switch?
For now, I am mainly interested in reading codes. There are a few things going on with my car that i do not like.
1. Can be hard to start (5-8 seconds to fire off)
2. Off Idle stumble
3. Light acceleration pulsing
4. SES light comes on every few days for several minutes
Also, where is the coolant low switch?
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