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Thanks, Jordo! All my tuning experience comes from the "old school" days of claying motors for piston/valve clearance and manually adjusting cam gears to get the correct amount of overlap. Things are much easier now and I'm glad to hear there are some built-in safety parameters within the limit tables.
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Here is a dyno graph on an AWD mustang dyno (lowest reading in the land). Car has full bolt ons including long tubes. Car came in with a basic tune non VVEL adjustments. You can see the additional gains after a new tune with VVEL adjustments. JTran has been tuning VVEL for sometime now and has learned a lot.
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So Enthalpy tunes vvel? That's a nice graph
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and yes, he can also do etunes, but you will have to supply certain data, he will adjust and send back. Just let me know when your interested or contact the shop directly!
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I can 2marrow when im at the shop. Kinda hard to fit it all in. Screens a 48 inch flat panel. Once agn remember this is an AWD mustang dyno. Pure tuning tool!
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Ive seen some vvel head assembly that arent to expensive in a few scrap yard . I might end up trying getting the left head with another engine wiring harness to replace the one I modified for the HR heads. That would only be a temporary untill FI this comming winter hehe.... |
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A good friend of mine uses him for tuning sr20det's and ka24de turbo applications
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lol me too. but his customer service was horrible back then so i went with the hks fcon vpro instead because I knew a local tuner. I hear nothing but good things about enthalpy now =)
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