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Tom,
Since your calibrations were written in September of '08, I don't have an invoice listing the specific order of the tunes. I know what the tunes ARE, but not which level to each was assigned on the programmer.
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1) Custom 87 Octane Tow 2) Custom 87 Octane Performance 3) Custom 93 Octane Performance Can you explain what you are changing in the tunes? Like what I was saying, the sputtering problem has always been there with the tunes. All the way up until now it only happened occasionally...about once month or so, and I always just chocked it up to bad gas or something. But recently, the last couple of months, it has been doing it up to several times a day on it's bad days, but on average it does it a couple of times a week... |
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Also, another thing I've noticed with my custom tunes is that the truck isn't very "spunky" at all between 0%-90% throttle (closed loop, I think), but anything between 90%-100% throttle (open loop, I think), it is a completely different truck. It's a complete night and day difference. If that is the case, is there a way to make the truck run "open loop" (I think)... The difference is seriously like comparing a Yugo to a Ferrari. If you are driving and are say at 90% throttle and the truck going along, If you push the throttle just a bit more it wakes up and pushes you back into the seat, and the RPM's shoot up FAST, but 90% throttle and less feels very much like the stock OEM tune...
I hope I'm explaining it well, it's kind of hard to describe I guess... I hope this info helps out with diagnosing what might be the problem... Last edited by PhqChevys; Tue, May 31st, 2011 at 06:16 PM. |
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Yep, that is open loop, but unfortunately you can't run in that all the time...Well I guess you can but your truck wont last long
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So I take it that is where a supercharger comes in...
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Ok Tom. I'm going to rewrite your tunes this evening. I haven't heard from stlhrse yet, but I'm going to get yours out of the way (hopefully on the first try) tonight.
Expect an email tonight or tomorrow morning.
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Wonderful! I look forward to giving them a try! Just let me know when there on the server, and I'll plug in my Gryphon...
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