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I am going to mess with the timing and stuff.
I loaded the custom tune, and then went in the timing. And it just says 0 on it. I checked all of the other functions, such as shift points and stuff, they they are all not set either. Is this normal? Should I still just set it on the +1.5 save it for the timing. And then next time it loads it will be set back to 0? Or will it be at 1.5 now? Very confused on that. Also. I did notice that my gear ratios is set to 3.73 I have 3.55 gears... was wondering if this is an error or did Bill accidenty insert 3.73 for me? When I revereted it back to stock, it read the correct 3.55 gears, so this naturally worried me that he might of inserted the wrong value, and now my odometer is all effed up. Not sure if I was clear on all of that. I just figured it would already have values set in the custom tune instead of everything being at 0... |
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Cajunboy - please read this "sticky" in the FAQs for Gryphon programmers: http://forum.gopowerhungry.com/faqs-...ions-menu.html
The "zero" values are all "baseline" settings that represent what Bill has programmed for your tune. Please pay particular attention to what is said about "placeholder" values for Tire Size (TS) and Gear Ratio (GR). A +1.5 setting on the timing would be appropriate for an octane increase of 3 points over what has been set up in your current tune. - Jack
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And still... when I increase the "baseline" setting. Will this become the new "baseline"? Or will whatever I increase it to show up and not be at 0? |
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ok that cleared most of it up.
Just to be sure, leave the gear ratio to 3.73? I got 1/2 tank of gas left before I start editing the custom tunes. |
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Now please, pay attention to what I say: 1. Open Custom OptionsNow, the NEXT time you decide to use the Custom Options menu (after this one), IMMEDIATELY scroll to "Load Previous Settings" and hit [enter] just as soon as you open the menu! This will reset all the values you've customized into the appropriate places. If you want to change anything, you do it AFTER "loading previous settings"! If you try to do any of this any other way, you will be doing it WRONG! (And if your truck does not work right, you have only yourself to blame.) - Jack |
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Gotcha. Thank you very much =)
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How to you find out the tire size input?
I was trying to find the forumla on here, gave up on the 10th page of searches. |
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Check your gryphon manual. It has the formula in it.
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Just looking for a little clarification, when you select "load Previous Settings" does that set it back to what Bill has set or what the previous custom settings i would of changed it to? Also, ive heard of a few people lowering the shift points, would this help anything like MPG or is there another reason for changing them Thanks ahead of time! |
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