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In need of a WORKING KAL!

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Old Nov 14, 2011 | 01:18 PM
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Icon6 In need of a WORKING KAL!

I have a 02 type s with RBC + karcepts, Kelford 179-a cams(stg 1), AEM SRI, DC-RH with 2.5 piping back to stock muffler(no cat), and KPRO. I got the car only 2 months ago, and have been driving it hardly at all because i want get a good street KAL to get me to a dyno in a few months. I have been doing datalogging and checking my a/f ratios and trying different base calibrations, with no tuning, and then again with a few changes like, 7% more fuel on high cam, and then again with -7%, and same thing on timing +3 degrees and -3. That is the way i found when searching to see which way u need to go, but all it does is run smoother and put down less power. I have been using Virtual dyno to load my runs and check the differences. everytime i get the a/f better i make less power, and it just feels stagnant at 8000+. It should be my peak power area i thought. Maybe the +/- trick is only to be used from the stock KAL, but i dont know what else to do. Any help would be appreciated
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Old Nov 14, 2011 | 04:10 PM
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Default Re: In need of a WORKING KAL!

I have quite a few.

Email me @ dereks.dunbar@gmail.. I can hook you up.
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Old Nov 15, 2011 | 03:05 PM
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Much thx bro i sent u an email!
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