01-17-2014, 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Chuck33079
There's going to be a slight variation in fueling between the banks. Uprev only allows you to adjust fueling globally, so you just have to tune for the leanest side. It's not such a difference that you'll ever notice. One of the things Ecutek "has" is the ability to tune fueling per bank, so if you're on the fence about software that might be a concern.
I would assume datalogging the OEM O2 sensors will show you which side runs a little leaner and you could put your wideband in that test pipe.
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Thanks for the info chuck!........i don't know bout what software I'm goin with I really wanted to try ecutek but dynotronics is the only around me that does ecutek and I hear lot of ppl complain bout them!!...and I do want to get my car tune on a dyno not a etune or nothing like that!
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