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First you need to set up a configuration which will read all the sensors from the PCM.
Many people have posted useful configurations over on hptuners forums. Just download them and adjust them to the screen size of your laptop. Move the gauges.
Learn the acronyms of different sensors and learn to read the gauges.
Do a few datalogging just to get a idea of what reads what during various rpms.
Do all this before u begin adjusting ur tune!
Many people have posted useful configurations over on hptuners forums. Just download them and adjust them to the screen size of your laptop. Move the gauges.
Learn the acronyms of different sensors and learn to read the gauges.
Do a few datalogging just to get a idea of what reads what during various rpms.
Do all this before u begin adjusting ur tune!
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The two on redline forums are pretty good
LSJ Guides - HP Tuners Bulletin Board
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Wow i have always wondered what it takes to tune an engine.
answer: A fricken phd i read the first article and was lost.
wish there was a class on this or something hands on. i could figure it out then.
answer: A fricken phd i read the first article and was lost.
wish there was a class on this or something hands on. i could figure it out then.
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Beginners & Advanced Custom GM HP Tuners Class (Southeast Region) | The Tuning School
Also check out the books by Greg banish
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Mr. Banish has a DVD as well, a bit pricey imho for what it is but good help for the clueless and positive reinforcement for those who have already done some legwork.
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