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Old 02-16-2020, 09:32 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Rusty View Post
Clutch no. You need intake and exhaust mods to need a tune.
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Originally Posted by crazy4oldcars View Post
A tune is used to adjust air to fuel ratios to optimum based on intake and exhaust geometry.
Mechanical, i.e. drivetrain or suspension, mods do not directly affect AFR.
Kirk B.
The Rules-Of-Thumb are:
Intake mods only - no tune required; the ECM will compensate.
Exhaust mods only - no tune required; the ECM will compensate.
Intake + exhaust mods - tune required.
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