Starting Car before taking to Tuner
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Starting Car before taking to Tuner
Hi All,
I recently completely a ton of work on 1997 C5 including an ls6 intake and ported throttle body, headers, cam, 42lb injectors and KN filter. I also had the oil pan off to address an oil leak.
My question is, do I just drag my car to the tuners without ever starting it and hope all my work is fine, there are no leaks, etc.?
I can't imagine the car will run, or if it does run, that it won't be dumping a ton of fuel in the cylinders given the larger injectors. I don't want to damage anything and have to do more work.
Does anyone have any insight on this? I've searched, but only turn up alot of tuning guidelines that seemed directed to running cars.
Thanks!
I recently completely a ton of work on 1997 C5 including an ls6 intake and ported throttle body, headers, cam, 42lb injectors and KN filter. I also had the oil pan off to address an oil leak.
My question is, do I just drag my car to the tuners without ever starting it and hope all my work is fine, there are no leaks, etc.?
I can't imagine the car will run, or if it does run, that it won't be dumping a ton of fuel in the cylinders given the larger injectors. I don't want to damage anything and have to do more work.
Does anyone have any insight on this? I've searched, but only turn up alot of tuning guidelines that seemed directed to running cars.
Thanks!
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injector duty cycle needs adjusted for new injectors, like stated above, swap them back to stock. bring the new ones and drive the car there, swap in the new inj and let them tune away. buddy drove his LT, ls2 intake, TB, car for almost a year before the tune. when it came time to tune everything was near perfect cause the car had adapted to the new parts. these ls cars are pretty smart.