dstillion's Tuned Numbers!!!
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dstillion's Tuned Numbers!!!
Sorry for beating you to the punch Mike. If you want, you can add your comments/reviews after this post. I just wanted to get the graphs online before I went out. I forgot to get an overlay compared to his Dyno Day Results, which was with a GM Stage 2 Flash. A note for those using GM's flash. Not only is the air fuel all over the place, they are WAY off the Injector IFR tables...we have fixed this with our tuning
2.85 ZZP Pulley
NGK Plugs
JBP Cold Air
Cobalt Addition Downpipe
GMPP Exhaust
GMPP Exhaust Manifold
Custom Tuned by Paul Meister
We picked up 11whp and 8wtq over the GM Stage 2 Flash. Nothing else was done except tuning.
11.5 AFR
BIG GAINS WITH JUST TUNING :-)
Sorry I could not have gotten the air fuel any smoother. I could have shrunk the scale like on a dynojet
2.85 ZZP Pulley
NGK Plugs
JBP Cold Air
Cobalt Addition Downpipe
GMPP Exhaust
GMPP Exhaust Manifold
Custom Tuned by Paul Meister
We picked up 11whp and 8wtq over the GM Stage 2 Flash. Nothing else was done except tuning.
11.5 AFR
BIG GAINS WITH JUST TUNING :-)
Sorry I could not have gotten the air fuel any smoother. I could have shrunk the scale like on a dynojet
Last edited by meister; 10-26-2006 at 12:12 AM.
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Originally Posted by Ljavy17
so You guys changed the air fuel and High octane spark. Was anythign else changed, other than TQ management and such.
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Originally Posted by silverSS
Those are some nice #'s for that setup
In your opinion...how much more useful do you see in buying the GM exhaust over the stock setup?
Thank You
-silverSS
In your opinion...how much more useful do you see in buying the GM exhaust over the stock setup?
Thank You
-silverSS
Ask Mike (dstillion) how much he picked up when he put the exhaust on..I think it was 5-10whp
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Originally Posted by ninja44
Nice job Paul, very nice smooth A/F!!! Now you're making me think how much this car has left after seeing some nice gains
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Originally Posted by italstalnprd86
Isnt that running rich? Nice tq number, but someone told me once the ideal a/f ratio should be 12.5:1.... May have been wrong, i don tknow
This is 11.5, and is on the richer side of 11-12, because it is running bigger boost. Yes, this is more power to be had (on the dyno) but nothing worth walking the edge for. No need going right on the edge of 12.0 with about 16psi
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Originally Posted by ninja44
But you still don't recommend my boost levels tuned on pump gas correct? From what you saw is a tune for a 2.7 even possible to make safe? The A/F was a bit frightening.
If you want 19-20psi on pump gas, I would run a 11.0AFR, a bit less timing. For the track, use race gas with 11.5-12.0 AFR and full advance. I will ask you to sign a waiver to let it be know that it was not really suggested for pump gas and any engine failure was not cause by tuning. Everyone knows how the internet is....tuner always gets blamed
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i got the 12.5 from someone with a very tuned srt4, he is a member on this forum, i forget his name.... Being as your steeda, i trust your judgment, you guys have some very nice stuff, when can we expect, or can we expect anything for our cars from you guys?
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If you need to talk, find me on MSN - paul.a.meister@rogers.com
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Originally Posted by italstalnprd86
i got the 12.5 from someone with a very tuned srt4, he is a member on this forum, i forget his name.... Being as your steeda, i trust your judgment, you guys have some very nice stuff, when can we expect, or can we expect anything for our cars from you guys?
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hey guys, just got back from crusing, the car is much smoother, no jerkyness, runs cooler, and power is evident, the boyz at steeda really helped me out and paul is a wizard with hpt, i reccomend his tuning skill for anyone that wants a SAFE reliable tune with actual gains in horsepower and torque, you wont be dissapointed.
paul has literally been busting his butt with his test cobalt, and now mine, thanks again to paul and the boyz at steeda for a great job and lookinf forward to doin alot more bussiness with them, stay tuned.
paul has literally been busting his butt with his test cobalt, and now mine, thanks again to paul and the boyz at steeda for a great job and lookinf forward to doin alot more bussiness with them, stay tuned.
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Originally Posted by meister
Ask me anything about the data, I will give up all info.
20-21* timing.
11.5 AFR
IAT2 Temps were around 120-130
20-21* timing.
11.5 AFR
IAT2 Temps were around 120-130
My Q's:
What RPM did injectors hit 100% duty?
What's the VE flow top end?
Also a little heads up, the car follows a different route on the timing table on the street due to the increase in flow. So I would recommend some street tuning.
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Originally Posted by distillion
hey guys, just got back from crusing, the car is much smoother, no jerkyness, runs cooler, and power is evident, the boyz at steeda really helped me out and paul is a wizard with hpt, i reccomend his tuning skill for anyone that wants a SAFE reliable tune with actual gains in horsepower and torque, you wont be dissapointed.
paul has literally been busting his butt with his test cobalt, and now mine, thanks again to paul and the boyz at steeda for a great job and lookinf forward to doin alot more bussiness with them, stay tuned.
paul has literally been busting his butt with his test cobalt, and now mine, thanks again to paul and the boyz at steeda for a great job and lookinf forward to doin alot more bussiness with them, stay tuned.