Need help with a basemap
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Need help with a basemap
Would anyone be willing to share their knowledge with me to create a basemap to help me get my car to run? I would tube andreally appreciate it. It's flooding out and I don't understand why. I've used this tune with a similar setup except that I now have a ported head, blower, and manifold. I also have an ls4 throttle body.
I recently had my exhaust installed and since then my car hasn't liked starting at all. I had my car running without the exhaust before for about 5 minutes and my catalytic converter was glowing red. I hope I didn't ruin it but I have no way of knowing until I get a decent basemap to get it tested. I will be getting it tuned professionally but I need to get my car ready to drive it to the shop so that I don't have any problems out there.
I have tested for vacuum leaks and it doesn't have any. It also doesn't have a light on. All I think it needs is a tune. I'm great at the mechanical part but this is a little over my head.
I have
2.7" pulley on a ported supercharger
75# springs in a ported head
single pass in a ported intake manifold
3" intake coupled to an ls4 throttle body
shorty header attached to a catted 3"-2.5" dp followed by a 2.5"exhaust
phenolic spacer
option b
Stealth heat exchanger
I think that's it for the power adders
Help is much appreciated. I haven't driven the car in about 2 years do please help a fellow Cobalt owner out so that I can kick the Civic I'm currently driving to the curb.
I recently had my exhaust installed and since then my car hasn't liked starting at all. I had my car running without the exhaust before for about 5 minutes and my catalytic converter was glowing red. I hope I didn't ruin it but I have no way of knowing until I get a decent basemap to get it tested. I will be getting it tuned professionally but I need to get my car ready to drive it to the shop so that I don't have any problems out there.
I have tested for vacuum leaks and it doesn't have any. It also doesn't have a light on. All I think it needs is a tune. I'm great at the mechanical part but this is a little over my head.
I have
2.7" pulley on a ported supercharger
75# springs in a ported head
single pass in a ported intake manifold
3" intake coupled to an ls4 throttle body
shorty header attached to a catted 3"-2.5" dp followed by a 2.5"exhaust
phenolic spacer
option b
Stealth heat exchanger
I think that's it for the power adders
Help is much appreciated. I haven't driven the car in about 2 years do please help a fellow Cobalt owner out so that I can kick the Civic I'm currently driving to the curb.
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Back when it was slow. 317 on m62 (wrong graph in dyno thread).
It's been at 460 for a few weeks now. Been working up a couple psi at a time for a few weeks each. Makes the fun last longer Finally comfortable with driving it again. Time to learn how to launch all over again lol
It's a squirrely sob.
It's been at 460 for a few weeks now. Been working up a couple psi at a time for a few weeks each. Makes the fun last longer Finally comfortable with driving it again. Time to learn how to launch all over again lol
It's a squirrely sob.
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You must be on E85, I guess it just goes to show that the smaller pulley isn't the better choice.
Trying to work on it. I fixed my vacuum leak. When I made the thread I was just upset with the entire scenario. I just want to drive the car. I don't care how slow it is.
Trying to work on it. I fixed my vacuum leak. When I made the thread I was just upset with the entire scenario. I just want to drive the car. I don't care how slow it is.
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