Grog6
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- Sep 22, 2023
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- Location
- Harriman, TN
- Vehicle Details
- 2x 1996 Cougars, 1997 Tbird 4.6's all.
I've bought them both ways; none of the local stores had them, but ra.
I’m a noob when it comes to tuning, so don’t roast me here.
After my tune was modified for the manual trans, I feel like my cams ain’t cammin’ no more, is it possible that would be affected by that? I also noticed, when my cooling fan comes on the car almost wants to stall out.
Thanks for the insight. I talked to my tuner, I’m going to send the chip back to him and he’s going to make some adjustments.Yes it’s possible, ignition timing, AFR, and idle speed can be tweaked to accentuate or tame lopey cams to some degree.
When you run into that kind of stuff, you want to do a datalog of what it's actually doing; I often find it's doing some different stuff than I intended.
Do a datalog, and send it to the tuner, and ask,"is this what you wanted it to do?" That is the way I do it, and Don usually wants datalogs to fine tune.
Log timing,fuel,ect,iat,and the open/closed loop flag. Take it for a long drive. You'll start out in open loop, then it will switch. I've had tunes work better in one or the other, but goes to shit when it changes.
I like it all the way down when driving.
Who needs stinkin gauges lol
I found an SC gauge cluster on FB for sale, I’m thinking of buying it and swapping the boost gauge over to my cluster. That should swap no problem, right?
I’d like to eliminate a gauge in the A pillar pod.
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I would just swap the boost gauge, not the whole cluster, I also think the boost is one with the fuel.I don’t love the 89-90 grey bezel but yeah it’ll drop right in. You won’t really notice it but the 89-93 bezels are shallower at the bottom than the 94-96 ones too, though they physically interchange
I would just swap the boost gauge, not the whole cluster, I also think the boost is one with the fuel.
Ah, I didn’t catch that. But I see it now.It is part of the fuel gauge but the opening of the bezel for the vac/boost gauge is substantially larger than the LX one for the volt gauge.