When it asks what I want in my performance tune, what options do I have? I know +2 degree, line pressure mod, wot restriction removal. But what other options do I have ? I know I read something about a throttle mod?
Also how should I do my logs for the best results? It says to do a few 0-60 with minimal wheel spin, so should I launch in 4 wheel drive or will that change parameters or something?
Also how should I do my logs for the best results? It says to do a few 0-60 with minimal wheel spin, so should I launch in 4 wheel drive or will that change parameters or something?
I did all my 0-60's in 4wd. Doesn't make a difference.
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Cool thanks, what options did you have them put on your truck? Did you do tranny line pressure and the throttle thing?
Don't bother with the ETC/throttle thing, deerslayer found no gains. I didn't mention the LP to randy, but I will on the next etune. Need to do it soon... Got 2.5" cajuns about 2 months ago and never retuned
When it asks what I want in my performance tune, what options do I have? I know +2 degree, line pressure mod, wot restriction removal. But what other options do I have ? I know I read something about a throttle mod?
Don't bother with the ETC/throttle thing, deerslayer found no gains
I'm pretty sure he's not talking about that... .lol just the standard uprev tuned throttle setting, or "WOT restriction removal" like most call it.
I believe that they do the line pressure mod on all the performance tunes, as well as the WOT restriction removal.
Then clean up the A/F and adjust timing.
The difference between a "race" tune and "daily driving" tune IMO would just be more aggressive timing, and maybe slightly richer A/F, depending on how the trucks running. Most titans I've seen like to make good power in the high 12:1's, but running it a little leaner than that will give you better fuel economy.
I would assume that you could just tell uprev that you want a "maximum performance tune" and they'd know exactly what to do... I'm sure Randy's done thousands of these
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