The way I set up the tune allows for this.
The A/F is an actual 11.10 and this is just the fast tune of the three I did for Mark's application. This is for controlled environments like at the track with adequate cooldown. His daily on the street "driver" tune is 21 degrees with adequate
IAT reductions in place for total safety. Again, this is an area the tuner has to use their expertise and exercise caution! The final product is only as good as the tuner and the tuner's equipment.....if the guy just has a tailpipe A/F machine for gathering data you can believe the tune you get based on that data will be nowhere near as accurate or safe as the guy with the Horiba or AFM-1000 A/F machines! In other words be sure about your data before you step up your tuning. :thumbsup: Hermann
I guess conventional wisdom on the matter has changed due to much testing. I agree, back 3-4 years ago spinning up a 'heaton' with pulleys meant about 19 max on timing and 20-21 if you wanted to push it. If 22-23 is safe then it is safe. I guess I have been out of the loop too long. Is this just if it is ported? Does it bring the air charge temp down enough?
Jaimie
The A/F is an actual 11.10 and this is just the fast tune of the three I did for Mark's application. This is for controlled environments like at the track with adequate cooldown. His daily on the street "driver" tune is 21 degrees with adequate
IAT reductions in place for total safety. Again, this is an area the tuner has to use their expertise and exercise caution! The final product is only as good as the tuner and the tuner's equipment.....if the guy just has a tailpipe A/F machine for gathering data you can believe the tune you get based on that data will be nowhere near as accurate or safe as the guy with the Horiba or AFM-1000 A/F machines! In other words be sure about your data before you step up your tuning. :thumbsup: Hermann