Power Pup & Wot! - Page 4

Papa_D · 05-05-2008, 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Quartz

I would love to see PapaD get a stock or nearly stock Titan and the BD and see what he thinks about it. I consider his opinion about Titan engines to be one of the most useful and helpful on TT. Hell, I'd volunteer my Titan if I lived a Little closer.

You may change your mind about loaning your truck to me after you got it back but thank you for the vote of confidence, lol.

The new beta crew should give us all the info we need to make an intelligent decision on this mod and if I didn't have cams I would consider some testing myself but my truck is too far out of the norm for the data to be any good to anyone.

**P's Titan** · 05-05-2008, 12:22 PM

seriously guys this is getting old!

Just ignore those who you don't care about and move on

kartman · 05-05-2008, 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by bbomar

We're looking for an honest review without all the BullSh¡t!!!

No BS posted by me, just not as much info as some wanted. Learn the difference.

Papa_D · 05-05-2008, 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Blue Thunder

Papa, you are hardcore!

I hope my untested BD Pup doesn't blow up my play truck! If it does, I'll get another before they go away in 2010. Or maybe get a 2011 with a HEMI (NOT!)

Lol, yes I am and I hope your truck don't get blowed up either but I think you should be OK if you are just mildly modded.

Quartz · 05-05-2008, 12:24 PM

I for see a visit from 37L1 coming up in the very near future.

blkbelt65 · 05-05-2008, 12:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Mychael101

This will be on Kingmade's truck. All I know is that its an 07 with an S&B intake and weld in mufflers. He's upreved tuned and has cipher so he can load the bully dog tune and see what its doing as well as verify the WOT claims. Track times and dyno graphs will tell the rest of the story.

sounds good. He has pretty much what I do so we should see similar results. Hopefully they'll put out more maps and address the mods as well.

Blue Thunder · 05-05-2008, 12:30 PM

In all seriousness, you guys have given me something to wonder about. I haven't received the BD yet so don't have any access to documentation. My truck is a FFV (I think all '07s are). When developing these replacement programs, how do the developers take into acount the differences in models? I would assume that the tuning of the FFVs differs from that of the non FFVs?

[SC]Titan · 05-05-2008, 12:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Mychael101

I'm on hold with Bully Dog at right now waiting to speak with an engineer.

did he offer any insight into our questions about WOT and A/F ratio with mods?

**roy365** · 05-05-2008, 12:35 PM

This programmer doesnt belong on any Titan that has been modded. Period. No CAI.....no cat backs......just stock.

blkbelt65 · 05-05-2008, 12:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Blue Thunder

In all seriousness, you guys have given me something to wonder about. I haven't received the BD yet so don't have any access to documentation. My truck is a FFV (I think all '07s are). When developing these replacement programs, how do the developers take into acount the differences in models? I would assume that the tuning of the FFVs differs from that of the non FFVs?

same here 2006 - FFV. good question man.

Quartz · 05-05-2008, 12:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Blue Thunder

I would assume that the tuning of the FFVs differs from that of the non FFVs?

I thought the main difference between FFVs and non-FFvs was the seals and rubber in the fule pump, fuel lines, etc. I may be very wrong but I don't think the ECU programing is different.

**bbomar** · 05-05-2008, 12:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Quartz

I thought the main difference between FFVs and non-FFvs was the seals and rubber in the fule pump, fuel lines, etc. I may be very wrong but I don't think the ECU programing is different.

Yes, the ECU is programmed differently.

E85 is 105 Octane!

And the engine has to adjust to that.

[SC]Titan · 05-05-2008, 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by roy365

This programmer doesnt belong on any Titan that has been modded. Period. No CAI.....no cat backs......just stock.

while i do agree that a custom tune for your individual truck is far superior to any generic tune, i do not agree with your statement...

these BD programmers are used by thousands of people with modded trucks with no problems. remember, they have made these programmers for dodge, chevy, and ford for a long time now. if they were meant to be used with only stock trucks, that would clearly be mentioned by BD for liability reasons

the A/F may not be ideal using one of these with mods, it should still be far from dangerous...

[SC]Titan · 05-05-2008, 12:42 PM

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Originally Posted by bbomar

Yes, the ECU is programmed differently.

E85 is 105 Octane!

And the engine has to adjust to that.

for increased octane the ECU only adjusts the timing right?

Blue Thunder · 05-05-2008, 12:43 PM

I think I remember reading somewhere that the injectors on the FFVs are higher capacity? If it's only one set of maps to cover 2005-2007 non FFV and FFV how does it pick? I know that this is what A/F ratio monitoring is for to some extent. Does the ECU just use the feedback from the exhaust sensors to adjust within a broad area of adjustment mapped out by the programmers? Pardon my ignorance on this.

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