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Originally Posted by wstar I'm not sure if that would work, but you're welcome to try . The idle might not be stable that high or something (idle air volume

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Old 09-19-2012, 11:06 AM   #21 (permalink)
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I'm not sure if that would work, but you're welcome to try . The idle might not be stable that high or something (idle air volume learning, etc?), if it can even be set that high. Highest I ever set mine (for cold idle) was about 1,200. That was back when I thought I needed it with my current breathing + tune, but it turns out my problems laid elsewhere (I had a disconnected PCV line leaking open air into the intakes affecting idle, and it wasn't me that left it off :/). IIRC last time I set mine up I'm around 700-750 hot out to around 950 cold?
will try if I get a tuner version.
well the difference between the method I suggested is that theoretically there shouldn't be a bog or launch delay.
Isn't launch control in other cars done the same way?
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