SAFC Neo tuning help needed1990 talon tsi awd

[Jenstyler]

I just bought my 5th DSM (2nd turbo one. 1st was a stock 2g GST) a 19g90 talon tsi awd. There is alot done to this car already, the guy that we are buying it from says that we need to tune it. It runs rich and hot. (Not sure how hot) but near over heating. It has a 16g turbo, huge spearco FMIC, a 18inch electric fan, Aluminum Koyo radiator, full thermal 3" stainless exhaust. AMS 750cc injectors, Eagle Pistons, Crower rods, Ross springs, turbo excess bov, only 91k miles on body, chassis, and lower end. Walbro 255lph fuel pump, tubular manifold and ported manifold and intake. The SAFC Neo ECU programmer thats soldered in, not crimped (I like solder better, it doesn't corrode). Inovate wideband. BX Fuel Rail I don't know much about tuning, what I need for it, or even how to do it. I called a local shop and they want 500 dollars to tune the thing and ive heard its not that hard to tune. Any help would be really appreciated. Thanks

 

[habitatguy187]

Search google for a local dsm or even car site for that matter in your area. There's lots of info online for tuning if you're eager enough to learn, and if you make a better title for your thread (something like, "Need local help tuning afc neo") you'll get many more and much better answers than the one I just gave you.

 

[Jenstyler]

thanks a lot.

 

[slowboy101]

hey bro im from minnesota and theres a few places around here that can tune it for you for 200 bucks and just to let you know you need an AWD dyno to do it but if it has a SAFC then you can do it your self kinda just get a wideband and play with the settings or if you wanna take a drive I will do it for you for free

the names of the place's here in minnesota are Modern automotive performance (MAP) DB Performance (Highly recomend) RS motors and a couple other place's but these place's specializes in DSM's

 

[Jenstyler]

hey bro im from minnesota and theres a few places around here that can tune it for you for 200 bucks and just to let you know you need an AWD dyno to do it but if it has a SAFC then you can do it your self kinda just get a wideband and play with the settings or if you wanna take a drive I will do it for you for free

i have a wideband. what next. And i live down south of milwaukee so thats a long ass drive

 

[slowboy101]

its hard to explain so ill do my best if I can remember I switched to DSMlink "way better" but you have to go in to the A/F menu then start off at 1000rpm "o p.s. you have to do this driveing so bring someone with you" but go into a/f menu start driving start at 1000 rpms add or take fuel the so on and so for you should keep your wideband around 14.3 or so

Thants all out of memory from a couple of years ago so i might be off alittle

 

[frankenstein406]

Please join wi-dsm.com and wi-dsm.org i would help but im north of you 3 hours.