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Originally Posted by Motion Lab
Option 1 seems like the better deal, but I always look at experience not price when it comes to tuning. Bad tuning, especially VVEL which can cause a catastrophic failure if pushed too far in one direction, can cause major issues short term and long term on your Z.
Also when you have a loaded dyno you can simulate driving down the road. I dont understand why you say you can only tune open loop fuel tables on the dyno?
Thanks,
Alex Goodwin
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I was just thinking about this now that a vendor has come up with VVEL tuning (and I heard rumor that Uprev has it in the works, too). Seems to me that messing with VVEL has the potential for 'issues'. You'd better have a damned good tuner if you want to start messing with it.
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Last edited by 370Zsteve; 06-27-2013 at 12:35 PM.
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