"Cammed" tune on an 08 GT?
2/24/12, 09:23 AM
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Already researched it man, from what I've read it's not possible. The new 5.0s are dohc and I guess they overlap the timing. Ours are sohc so yea... Only way to get that rough idle is to do the real thing. And if you do you won't regret it =D parts are gonna run about a grand though...
2/24/12, 09:42 AM
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ah bummer. That sounds amazing. But that is really cool how they can create that sound with just a tune. Pretty neat. Yeah, that'll be down the road at some point. I think that rumble gives the true muscle car feel.
2/24/12, 10:51 AM
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Originally Posted by tu3218
ah bummer. That sounds amazing. But that is really cool how they can create that sound with just a tune. Pretty neat. Yeah, that'll be down the road at some point. I think that rumble gives the true muscle car feel.
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And as stated, with the SOHC you can't control the intake cam independently from the exhaust cam, so you can't change the valve overlap. But you can put more aggressive cams in the SOHC for half the price of the DOHC.
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2/25/12, 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted by cdynaco
The ghost cam tune had nothing to do with that. That was from after market tuners running too lean with the knock sensors off.
And as stated, with the SOHC you can't control the intake cam independently from the exhaust cam, so you can't change the valve overlap. But you can put more aggressive cams in the SOHC for half the price of the DOHC.
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