Help me decide what to do my next Tune
12 PSI/Meth requires me to purchase the MAP sensor and harness and install, as well as the potential for causing problems down the due to 10PSI being the common thought of the limits of the engine. Also I feel at 12PSI any spike or creep in PSI could end very badly.
Do I tune to 10PSI/Meth stay safe and accept a spike or two past 10PSI not to exceed 12PSI
My tuner doesnt want to call me back, I guess spending over $1,000 in tuning doesnt warrant decent customer service?
Do I tune to 10PSI/Meth stay safe and accept a spike or two past 10PSI not to exceed 12PSI
My tuner doesnt want to call me back, I guess spending over $1,000 in tuning doesnt warrant decent customer service?
Originally Posted by Spec_Ops2087,Oct 16 2008, 01:03 PM
what happens if you spike at 10psi? Upgraded map is always a good idea.
Joey, read this thread on the stock MAP sensor
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=623664
good question, I am not too knowledgeable, but what happens with the car/map past 10PSI?
I read it but still don't really understand. I wonder if thats why my car goes lean every now and then?
I read it but still don't really understand. I wonder if thats why my car goes lean every now and then?
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Originally Posted by 2big4aS2000,Oct 16 2008, 09:17 AM
stock hg? - dont push past 10psi on stock hg with stock compression, you are already having a detination problem, stay at 10 psi.
Originally Posted by JoeyBalls,Oct 16 2008, 08:09 AM
12 PSI/Meth requires me to purchase the MAP sensor and harness and install, as well as the potential for causing problems down the due to 10PSI being the common thought of the limits of the engine. Also I feel at 12PSI any spike or creep in PSI could end very badly.
Do I tune to 10PSI/Meth stay safe and accept a spike or two past 10PSI not to exceed 12PSI
My tuner doesnt want to call me back, I guess spending over $1,000 in tuning doesnt warrant decent customer service?
Do I tune to 10PSI/Meth stay safe and accept a spike or two past 10PSI not to exceed 12PSI
My tuner doesnt want to call me back, I guess spending over $1,000 in tuning doesnt warrant decent customer service?


