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LT1 or LT4?
A tune will gain a little bit of power but not a lot. Most of the gains will be in the torque area where you can add some timing. Then you will get a little bit up top by correcting the fueling. The LT4 will see more gains than the LT1.
A tune will gain a little bit of power but not a lot. Most of the gains will be in the torque area where you can add some timing. Then you will get a little bit up top by correcting the fueling. The LT4 will see more gains than the LT1.
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What should I expect to gain with an LT1 that is stock? I would think low to mid range is more important than WOT?
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Do you have plans to modify the vehicle any further or are you happy with an Xpipe and tuning solution? There are a couple other easy items to add to an LT1 that really wake it up.
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