BBK Longtubes, Catted X, Pypes MM Installed (Review,Pics/Vids)
Personally I wouldn't change a thing myself, I would call Brent up or someone at Brenspeed let them know your problem- Send them the dyno graph with A/F and see if they will modify your tune for you.
Personally I wouldn't change a thing myself, I would call Brent up or someone at Brenspeed let them know your problem- Send them the dyno graph with A/F and see if they will modify your tune for you.
i guess i could always just go up by small increments and experiment
Sissy.....
+1.
Not a good idea experimenting on a tune that controls a ~$4000 engine. Just my 2 cents.
but also, since i'm just raising the a/f ratio, isnt that making the tune safer, therefore harm to the engine isnt possible?
also, i was messing with the xcal 2 today and when i press program vehicle there are only 2 options: 93 octane tune or return vehicle to stock. where are the other options? do i need to unlock it or something?
lol never thought of it that way!
but also, since i'm just raising the a/f ratio, isnt that making the tune safer, therefore harm to the engine isnt possible?
also, i was messing with the xcal 2 today and when i press program vehicle there are only 2 options: 93 octane tune or return vehicle to stock. where are the other options? do i need to unlock it or something?
but also, since i'm just raising the a/f ratio, isnt that making the tune safer, therefore harm to the engine isnt possible?
also, i was messing with the xcal 2 today and when i press program vehicle there are only 2 options: 93 octane tune or return vehicle to stock. where are the other options? do i need to unlock it or something?
If by "raising" you mean taking a 12.8 to a 13.5...... that's not a good idea. Raising the a/f means more air, less fuel to the engine. Air is what makes power, fuel is what makes it possible. Too much air means bad things; more so if you're supercharged but still, not good for any engine.
I'd consult your tuner and see if there's a charge; while you're on the phone, ask them about the additional tunes.
If by "raising" you mean taking a 12.8 to a 13.5...... that's not a good idea. Raising the a/f means more air, less fuel to the engine. Air is what makes power, fuel is what makes it possible. Too much air means bad things; more so if you're supercharged but still, not good for any engine.
I'd consult your tuner and see if there's a charge; while you're on the phone, ask them about the additional tunes.
I'd consult your tuner and see if there's a charge; while you're on the phone, ask them about the additional tunes.
anyways, so if i already have a 93 octane tune, can i add another 93 octane tune with different settings on the xcal and be able to switch back and forth?
Ill see if I can dig some videos up
this is all i could find on youtube
american racing long tubes, x pipe, and lm's
all he does is turn it on
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-MAK...eature=related
american racing long tubes, x pipe, and lm's
all he does is turn it on
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-MAK...eature=related
Sounds amazing!But, I would probably get very raspy at higher rpms.
I have LMs on the 07 I just bought, sounds ok. Not a big fan of the motor boat sound they make at 4k rpms in 5th gear...



