Can't lay rubber anymore?
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I was very happy with my X-cal 2, 93 torque tune. I was able to lay rubber in 1st & 2nd, chirp the tires in 3rd. I did this the first few times out. Since then, I have been driving conservatively.
Today I was no longer able to lay rubber at all?
Is it possible that the computer is going back to it's old ways?
Today I was no longer able to lay rubber at all?
Is it possible that the computer is going back to it's old ways?
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Originally posted by GTJeff@September 24, 2005, 6:49 PM
I was very happy with my X-cal 2, 93 torque tune. I was able to lay rubber in 1st & 2nd, chirp the tires in 3rd. I did this the first few times out. Since then, I have been driving conservatively.
Today I was no longer able to lay rubber at all?
Is it possible that the computer is going back to it's old ways?
I was very happy with my X-cal 2, 93 torque tune. I was able to lay rubber in 1st & 2nd, chirp the tires in 3rd. I did this the first few times out. Since then, I have been driving conservatively.
Today I was no longer able to lay rubber at all?
Is it possible that the computer is going back to it's old ways?
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Originally posted by Blazing Saddles@September 24, 2005, 8:06 PM
Since Hurricane Katrina several gas stations in our area have been caught passing off 87 octane as 93. Try filling at another station to see if you get your power back.
Since Hurricane Katrina several gas stations in our area have been caught passing off 87 octane as 93. Try filling at another station to see if you get your power back.
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Also, I hear that the tuner needs to turn off the self learning portion of the computer to keep it from making self adjustments. Just a thought.
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Originally posted by Mongoose@September 24, 2005, 8:59 PM
George how did they determine that is what they were doing?
George how did they determine that is what they were doing?
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I notice a slight performance loss when driving casual for awhile then trying to get on it, but nothing pressing the peddal down further doesn't fix. It doesn't take it too long to get back into the groove and change the fuel map.
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