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It’s in the tune. Too much fuel is dumped during hot starts and that’s why you need to add pedal input to add more air to get it started. Had

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Old 07-16-2023, 12:23 PM   #2 (permalink)
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It’s in the tune. Too much fuel is dumped during hot starts and that’s why you need to add pedal input to add more air to get it started. Had same issue when went to 1050 injectors. Changed to ecutek as per tuner recommendations. Supposedly has more precise injector control. I’m Running same gtm stage 2 supercharger.
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