first htv 1320 received
so im curious, is it the fact that this is a new product or is it actually really difficult to tune? or is it just a matter of figuring out your technique?
because this is deterring me from buying one in the future if you genius's (serious, no sarcasm there) are having such a difficult time ironing out the kinks.
because this is deterring me from buying one in the future if you genius's (serious, no sarcasm there) are having such a difficult time ironing out the kinks.
so im curious, is it the fact that this is a new product or is it actually really difficult to tune? or is it just a matter of figuring out your technique?
because this is deterring me from buying one in the future if you genius's (serious, no sarcasm there) are having such a difficult time ironing out the kinks.
because this is deterring me from buying one in the future if you genius's (serious, no sarcasm there) are having such a difficult time ironing out the kinks.
The key with this thing is it appeals to everybody that has an LSJ for the most part. You can run a bigger pulley with a stock bottom end and fuel system with some injectors and simple tuning and not have a problem. You also have an upgrade path if you want to pulley down and make retarded numbers like the ones that are fighting our fuel systems are doing.
Witt,
Would it be safe to say that if one were to upgrade to the Walbro that Paul installed, and put in the 79# Racetronix injectors you have, that it would provide sufficient fuel for the HTV1320 @ 7000-7200 max rpms?
Paul, please PM me a price for the pump/canister setup you might plan on selling. Also do you still have that stock gutted blower for the other project we discussed awhile back? I'm still keeping my options open here, but I'd like to get a game plan going for when I get back home.
Would it be safe to say that if one were to upgrade to the Walbro that Paul installed, and put in the 79# Racetronix injectors you have, that it would provide sufficient fuel for the HTV1320 @ 7000-7200 max rpms?
Paul, please PM me a price for the pump/canister setup you might plan on selling. Also do you still have that stock gutted blower for the other project we discussed awhile back? I'm still keeping my options open here, but I'd like to get a game plan going for when I get back home.
Witt,
Would it be safe to say that if one were to upgrade to the Walbro that Paul installed, and put in the 79# Racetronix injectors you have, that it would provide sufficient fuel for the HTV1320 @ 7000-7200 max rpms?
Paul, please PM me a price for the pump/canister setup you might plan on selling. Also do you still have that stock gutted blower for the other project we discussed awhile back? I'm still keeping my options open here, but I'd like to get a game plan going for when I get back home.
Would it be safe to say that if one were to upgrade to the Walbro that Paul installed, and put in the 79# Racetronix injectors you have, that it would provide sufficient fuel for the HTV1320 @ 7000-7200 max rpms?
Paul, please PM me a price for the pump/canister setup you might plan on selling. Also do you still have that stock gutted blower for the other project we discussed awhile back? I'm still keeping my options open here, but I'd like to get a game plan going for when I get back home.
Anything more though will require something to boost compensate fuel pressure.
The AEM is slightly less accurate than the Innovate... but where the Innovate really shines is the latency. The Innovate has the least latency of all the wideband units on the market.
Although for a gauge, latency isn't a big deal... but for tuning and logging, it's a very big deal!
The AEM is slightly less accurate than the Innovate... but where the Innovate really shines is the latency. The Innovate has the least latency of all the wideband units on the market.
Although for a gauge, latency isn't a big deal... but for tuning and logging, it's a very big deal!
Although for a gauge, latency isn't a big deal... but for tuning and logging, it's a very big deal!
i will never use, install, nor recommend an inovate unit. every one i've seen or dealt with has had issues, be it F-body or LSJ....pure garbage.
let me know paul, i had the same issue and i re-wrote the EB offsets into the Scanner. fixed the issue real good.
Last edited by 06black; Mar 25, 2008 at 01:34 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
The LC-1 is very sensitive when it comes to ground offsets. I sold mine for an AEM. I wish I didn't do that. The Innovate gauge is way sexier than the AEM's tacky LED bar/number display. I had a few minor issues with my LC-1 that frustrated me at first, but then I figured them out. By the time I figured it out, I had a buyer for it...who made out like a bandit. Hopefully he is putting it to good use.
meh, no turbo god.
dan got my into this whole mess...then i spent the next 15mo learning and reading every thing i could about turbos...how they act, react, how to pick the rite one, what variable effects what, ect.
PM me your e-mail, and i'll CC you onto the one i shoot paul.
dan got my into this whole mess...then i spent the next 15mo learning and reading every thing i could about turbos...how they act, react, how to pick the rite one, what variable effects what, ect.
PM me your e-mail, and i'll CC you onto the one i shoot paul.
LOL the plx doesnt give a **** what its grounded too...mine has power from rear cig lighter and then grounds to the black going away from the rear cig lighter...is within .1-.2 afr of the 2 dynos i had afr readings at. And its electrical taped in...black tape ftw
I call shens on anything installed electrically in your car correctly, including the use of "black tape".




