tuning on a hot day?
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tuning at evans on friday and it's supposed to be in the 90's with low humidity. i'm not entirely happy about that but he's so booked i have to stick with the appointment.
bad idea or what? i care solely about the quality of the tune since i don't drive around most of the time in such heat!
bad idea or what? i care solely about the quality of the tune since i don't drive around most of the time in such heat!
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by spectacle »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">tune for the worst so you always have the best...in this case since the heat will be extreme for you the car will respond better during lower temps.
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^^It will also be very lean on a cold day.
To answer the op question is your going to an experienced tuner so you will be fine.They will make the proper allowances for the weather.
</TD></TR></TABLE>^^It will also be very lean on a cold day.
To answer the op question is your going to an experienced tuner so you will be fine.They will make the proper allowances for the weather.
damn man good deal on the evans appt. i wanna go but he's book till late august.
ive seen changes of around .5 afr going from 80 degree weather to 40 degree weather. are you using neptune?? if so ive heard nothing but excellent things about the iat corrections and its smooth driveablilty
ive seen changes of around .5 afr going from 80 degree weather to 40 degree weather. are you using neptune?? if so ive heard nothing but excellent things about the iat corrections and its smooth driveablilty
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