Tweet
for the people who have had a mail order tune, do you get a result approximation of HP gain on a sheet with whatever mods done to your car..
-
1994 Z28...LT1, A4, Tune up-(2005) w/ MSD 8.5 wires, K&N CAI F2, Hooker exhaust, TB-bypass, clear turning lense's, cat delete/ 3"pipe install, J&M STB,90'degree silicone elbow, Royal Purple oil, MSD-blastercoil, current Miles~[130,000].. hawk pads,performance rotors.url]http://www.myspace.com/camerz2894[/url] -
? anyone just wondering
1994 Z28...LT1, A4, Tune up-(2005) w/ MSD 8.5 wires, K&N CAI F2, Hooker exhaust, TB-bypass, clear turning lense's, cat delete/ 3"pipe install, J&M STB,90'degree silicone elbow, Royal Purple oil, MSD-blastercoil, current Miles~[130,000].. hawk pads,performance rotors.url]http://www.myspace.com/camerz2894[/url] -
Not necessarily but it depends. I believe HPTuners is capable of calculating the ammount of horsepower your engine is making based on what it is reading but i dont know if a tuner would be able to do that (with ease) without a log.
Look at this way. 15rwhp can be gained on a stock LT1 and that is not an outlier number. The more mods you have the more you are going to get out of a tune because that is all the further your stock PCM is off.
I personally do not think of tuning as a "horsepower modification." Its power you should have in the first place, and you are only cheating yourself by not having a properly tuned car. Not only that, but a properly tuned car is going to outlast one that isnt.-Joel
1995 Z28 M6 - AI226/234 - autocross ricer
1984 Scottsdale K10 - 305/4bbl/4spd
WTB List:Midwest Chasis DS LoopComment
Comment