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Had the car dynoed today. My car is a 2006 MN6 DSOM C6 z51. Mods include..Kooks 1 7/8 headers with Cats, Borla Cat-back, 160 thermostat, descreened MAF,Vararam Intake, Jeremy Formato Ported intake, My own personal tuning with HP Tuners.
STD Numbers: 401hp/390tq here is the graph http://s29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...nt=dyno002.jpg
Not to bad. A/F was dead on at 13:1 and the outside temp here today was 96degrees. My IAT sensor was reading 100 degrees while I was logging.
Had the car dynoed today. My car is a 2006 MN6 DSOM C6 z51. Mods include..Kooks 1 7/8 headers with Cats, Borla Cat-back, 160 thermostat, descreened MAF,Vararam Intake, Jeremy Formato Ported intake, My own personal tuning with HP Tuners.
How many iterations of the tune did you have to try to get it right? Also, did you have any tuning experience before trying your own, or just a lot of forum reading and trial/error?
I had 3 different tunes ready to put in when I got to the dyno today. They were all within 3 hp of one another tryin different timing and fueling techniques. I had a supercharged mustang a few years back that had a Sean Hyland motor in it that I tuned my self as well. The software nowadays is a little more involved, but not that hard. I just read some of the hp tuners forums for a few things I didn't understand upfront, but got used to it quickly. I still think there a little more in it, but I am happy with those numbers and think they are strong. I like seeing my A/F curve flat like that. Means I got it right. The only thing I may able to mess with now would be a few degrees of timing.