forcefed86
15+ Year Contributor
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- May 23, 2006
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wichita,
Kansas
i just wanted to say that i have drove the car to the track that is over 1.5hrs away raced it going 130+ and drove it home more times then most cars have seen the track and never had a problem with my tune changing, if you dial your tune in right on pump gas you dont have to worry about your tune changing......if i had a car that you couldnt daily drive with 550+whp that the tune didnt stay where you tuned it at I would just sell it because it sounds like you go through alot of trouble haha
Actually alcohol fuels tunes stay more consistent with weather changes than standard pump fuel. The window for peak power is much larger for e85 and meth. So it is easier to tune and stay in that "window". Thats why the bracket guys love it so much.
You obviously have your tune locked in very well, but the FI system you are running must have also been setup to calculate the changes in weather perfectly as well, if you never have to change your tune. But believe me the tune is changing... and quite a bit.
So how about that timing map?

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.. If it dials in nice enough maybe we'll run my EVO and his car over to the Dyno this week and see if we cant get another couple 93 octane 500 hp hy35 slips
On an Moates Ostrich 2.0 w/ TunerPro too. Badass. 