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#1
Ok i have a question. Ok lets say when i get my motor in the car bolt up my t78 and get things running smooth. Now how do i make it make 500whp??????????? Thats my question what do i start to look for and were do i start to tune..... I have a haltech e6k, injectoers fuel pump blah blah blah... I have every thing they told me to buy and then some.. I still have the nos on the car from before... Im not sure if i will use it this time but need be i will.....
#2
You want the easy way or the hard way?
Easy way --> have Steve Kan (or other competent tuner) test and tune your car.
Hard way --> research + information/maps from others + your time + trial and error. (Start conservative and work your way up)
Either way, you need data from your car. Datalog the ECU data with WBO2 at a min. EGT would be good too. The more information you get for feedback, the better (and safer) you can tune your car.
Although there is science to it, tuning isn't exact. Every car is slightly different, so there will never be a plug-n-play your way to an optimal tune.
Easy way --> have Steve Kan (or other competent tuner) test and tune your car.
Hard way --> research + information/maps from others + your time + trial and error. (Start conservative and work your way up)
Either way, you need data from your car. Datalog the ECU data with WBO2 at a min. EGT would be good too. The more information you get for feedback, the better (and safer) you can tune your car.
Although there is science to it, tuning isn't exact. Every car is slightly different, so there will never be a plug-n-play your way to an optimal tune.
#3
Originally Posted by mmaragos' date='Jul 23 2003, 11:41 AM
You want the easy way or the hard way?
Easy way --> have Steve Kan (or other competent tuner) test and tune your car.
Hard way --> research + information/maps from others + your time + trial and error. (Start conservative and work your way up)
Either way, you need data from your car. Datalog the ECU data with WBO2 at a min. EGT would be good too. The more information you get for feedback, the better (and safer) you can tune your car.
Although there is science to it, tuning isn't exact. Every car is slightly different, so there will never be a plug-n-play your way to an optimal tune.
Easy way --> have Steve Kan (or other competent tuner) test and tune your car.
Hard way --> research + information/maps from others + your time + trial and error. (Start conservative and work your way up)
Either way, you need data from your car. Datalog the ECU data with WBO2 at a min. EGT would be good too. The more information you get for feedback, the better (and safer) you can tune your car.
Although there is science to it, tuning isn't exact. Every car is slightly different, so there will never be a plug-n-play your way to an optimal tune.
#5
Originally Posted by vosko' date='Jul 23 2003, 10:24 AM
letting steve kan tune it would be the easiest way
#7
Originally Posted by image4you2see' date='Jul 24 2003, 12:32 AM
Who is this steve you talk about???? Were is he located and what does he charge to do such nobile things to our wonderfull rx-7's.....
you can pm him @ pluto
he is good guy i just met him a few weeks ago. very knowledgable!
#8
yeah. steve is a great guy! nice and knowledgable all in the same package. what a dreamboat! just messing w/ ya if you are reading this.
Rich should be talking to you about some future stuff soon if he has not already mentioned it.
Rich should be talking to you about some future stuff soon if he has not already mentioned it.
#9
Well the phone call is out.. He was gone but i will try him again on monday..... I think thats the way ill go asim getting fustrated a bit and once its together i just want it done.... The convertor i had made is milled wrong and has broke my pump twice on the tranny... Wit hthe little probs i still cant wait to get it done.....Not to mention the big set back from the crook we all know as slava.....