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Originally Posted by wayneosan I don't EVER tune timing on the street. IMO. But we have two dyno's so I can. UPrev is the way to go. Wayne I wish
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but I dont and doesnt have the money for it ! ![]() a nice way to be prepared for a dyno tuning is to bring the tune stable on the street and then get on the dyno to actualy fine-tune to make the power with more or less timing/afr doing street tuning I was able to even get more power out from the previous dyno tune. with some experience with the dyno and doing a street tuning properly can give a good result but it can be a long process !! |
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