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Old Mon, May 30th, 2011, 09:04 AM
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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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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.
Sure, the order they are in on my Gryphon is...
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...

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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... Someday....someday...
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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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