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ChiTownHemi
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Location: Chicagoland Area
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PostSubject: Re: tuner   29th March 2010, 12:02 pm

northsiderz wrote:
I just got my predator on Friday. I installed the 93 OCT tune because I'm waiting on some parts still.....and even from stock I notice a difference in accelaration and overall driveability. It was so easy. The Predator literally does everything for you....just push a couple buttons.

I would like to learn a bit more about making manual adjustments though, without doing damage to my ride.


You can EASILY get yourself into a heap of trouble with manual fuel and timing adjustments if you don't know what you're doing. Don't do it unless you are 100% confident in what you're doing and have datalogged all the parameters you need to make the correct adjustments.
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Illinois Chaos
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Location: On The Highway To Hell
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PostSubject: Re: tuner   29th March 2010, 12:25 pm

ChiTownHemi wrote:
northsiderz wrote:
I just got my predator on Friday. I installed the 93 OCT tune because I'm waiting on some parts still.....and even from stock I notice a difference in accelaration and overall driveability. It was so easy. The Predator literally does everything for you....just push a couple buttons.

I would like to learn a bit more about making manual adjustments though, without doing damage to my ride.


You can EASILY get yourself into a heap of trouble with manual fuel and timing adjustments if you don't know what you're doing. Don't do it unless you are 100% confident in what you're doing and have datalogged all the parameters you need to make the correct adjustments.


That's what the certified CMR tuners do on a dyno tune. A custom CMR tune.
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northsiderz
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Location: Aurora, IL
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PostSubject: Re: tuner   29th March 2010, 2:22 pm

Thanks for the advice. So I'll be good until I do a full upgrade with exhaust.
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