Anyone have HP Tuners scan log for a AEM intake?
I think the main influence is the intake at this point but it seems as if the CPs have some effect as well.
I think I just need to stay patient and see what GM gives us...
Good news! Well thus far, I've had great success calibrating the MAF. My laptop battery died within seconds of saving my log, however after 15-20 minutes of cruising and one or two WOT runs I am now seeing LTFT ranges of 0-3...Still doing some tweaking. KR has also subsided to 1 or 2 counts so I think I'm on the right track!
Not to mention the car drives SO much smoother! No more jerkiness. I'm still messing with it and I'll do some more logging after work.
Not to mention the car drives SO much smoother! No more jerkiness. I'm still messing with it and I'll do some more logging after work.
I am adjusting the correction table at the moment. However, after doing some logging after work I am going to try the calibration table. I found a histogram calibration that will log your MAF's airflow vs. the MAF's frequency and plot it against LTFT, it makes it easy to make adjustments. Not exactly sure which table is the correct method honestly.
I will be going to the dyno in about 20 minutes for some real world results for the Injen intake.
I will be going to the dyno in about 20 minutes for some real world results for the Injen intake.
Last edited by Tofu; Jun 24, 2009 at 04:01 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
I am adjusting the correction table at the moment. However, after doing some logging after work I am going to try the calibration table. I found a histogram calibration that will log your MAF's airflow vs. the MAF's frequency and plot it against LTFT, it makes it easy to make adjustments. Not exactly sure which table is the correct method honestly.
I will be going to the dyno in about 20 minutes for some real world results for the Injen intake.
I will be going to the dyno in about 20 minutes for some real world results for the Injen intake.

Two different methods of adjusting the MAF. Frequency vs airmass (mainly for the STFTs). Correction factor corrects the MAF based on RPM and load (more for LTFT calculations), but if you can manage to get the STFTs close to zero using the calibration table the LTFT will fall into place as zero as well.
Last edited by Terminator2; Jun 24, 2009 at 04:25 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
disappointing results:
326whp and 329wtq
I gained about 10whp but lost over 10wtq....And worst of all that gain in HP is peak, for the majority of the powerband HP is lower than with the stock airbox.
temp was 107 degree vs. 88 previously....But I doubt that's has a lot to do with the torque loss.
326whp and 329wtq
I gained about 10whp but lost over 10wtq....And worst of all that gain in HP is peak, for the majority of the powerband HP is lower than with the stock airbox.
temp was 107 degree vs. 88 previously....But I doubt that's has a lot to do with the torque loss.
disappointing results:
326whp and 329wtq
I gained about 10whp but lost over 10wtq....And worst of all that gain in HP is peak, for the majority of the powerband HP is lower than with the stock airbox.
temp was 107 degree vs. 88 previously....But I doubt that's has a lot to do with the torque loss.
326whp and 329wtq
I gained about 10whp but lost over 10wtq....And worst of all that gain in HP is peak, for the majority of the powerband HP is lower than with the stock airbox.
temp was 107 degree vs. 88 previously....But I doubt that's has a lot to do with the torque loss.
That's the way it appears. But worst of all, I didn't see any gains in HP until near 4,000 RPM....I lost power (HP and TQ) under the curve in addition to overall torque.
I think, at least in my opinion, that the book is closed on CAI's for me. The stock box is going back in.
I think, at least in my opinion, that the book is closed on CAI's for me. The stock box is going back in.
This has turned into a great thread, and just about closed the book on buying an intake for me.
Hell, at least I will save $300 bucks.
I got my catted modpipe ready to install from Hahn. Waiting on this god damn GM tune...
Hell, at least I will save $300 bucks.
I got my catted modpipe ready to install from Hahn. Waiting on this god damn GM tune...
I let my car warm up until the coolent temp is 194 like normal and log the average values.
Last edited by Terminator2; Jun 26, 2009 at 09:37 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost


