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  • #46
    I wouldnt tune my own car without a wideband, but on a stock engine id say you can get away with it based on experience people have with them.
    -Joel
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    • #47
      Originally posted by mtuggle86 View Post
      If you do the 2-3-2 shift it wont help at all lol
      Lol, ya, I mean miss a gear, not grab the wrong one. You grab the wrong gear and let the clutch out, somethings bound to break.

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      • #48
        This thread reminds me of a broken record or Milli Vanilli singing "girl you know its true"
        http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffvwySdsA4o

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        • #49
          Originally posted by 1BADAIR View Post
          stock cam won't make power anywhere near 6400. 6200 is plenty .
          30.5 should be OK . Most ls1's(h/c, strokers) like 28-29.
          The narrow band o2 is what scares me. 02 readings change with age. No way to really check the accuracy of one. widebands normally have a self cal and get checked with Butane to check the sensor

          The P.E table was developed on the dyno with a car with very similar mods.

          the rev limiter is just that, a limiter not a shift point. I told him to shift @ 6000

          I wouldn't dare put 30.5 in a car with h/c
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          • #50
            Originally posted by BLKHAWK View Post
            The P.E table was developed on the dyno with a car with very similar mods.

            the rev limiter is just that, a limiter not a shift point. I told him to shift @ 6000

            I wouldn't dare put 30.5 in a car with h/c
            I know you told me to shift at 6k but in the event I make a mistake I would like to set it back down to 6200 are you still going to be at the m&g blkhawk to change it?
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