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mustwonder
08-11-2005, 04:40 AM
Where, or who is the best place to get some street tuning done to a friends SRT-4

Fast420A
08-11-2005, 09:31 AM
Gandy, I-275, I-75, at the right times of day would work fine.

Josiah
08-11-2005, 10:06 AM
street tuning is an oxy moron unless you have a standalone and a wideband, with a stock or near stock SRT4 theres not much you can adjust anyway unless you have a return line...then I suppose you can adjust fuel pressure, how can you "tune" without control of pulsewidth or at the very least fuel pressure?

CobraSpdRH
08-11-2005, 01:01 PM
Not necessarily, if you have wideband and egt monitoring capabilities (timing would be good also) you could adjust a number of things i.e.wastgate, boost controller, map clamp, etc. and have a stronger running car with quite a decent gain in hp...you don't necissarily have to have a standalone. I am datalogging with Zeitronix and making my adjustments to my MBC and Map clamp to reach my desired A/F (11.5) @WOT, no standalone here.

Fast420A
08-11-2005, 01:24 PM
Not necessarily, if you have wideband and egt monitoring capabilities (timing would be good also) you could adjust a number of things i.e.wastgate, boost controller, map clamp, etc. and have a stronger running car with quite a decent gain in hp...you don't necissarily have to have a standalone. I am datalogging with Zeitronix and making my adjustments to my MBC and Map clamp to reach my desired A/F (11.5) @WOT, no standalone here.

We'll hook up my laptop on Saturday and log your timing, long term and short term fuel trims and your intake air temps and see what the ECU is doing.

CobraSpdRH
08-11-2005, 01:32 PM
We'll hook up my laptop on Saturday and log your timing, long term and short term fuel trims and your intake air temps and see what the ECU is doing.

Cool, can't wait to see the extent of the stage 2 richnessssss, I just hope I'm not pulling too much timing

mustwonder
08-11-2005, 02:53 PM
i think hes pulling quite a bit of timing. i'm not sure tho.

Running 12 PSI

it has a

Garret Gt3071r
ATP Turbo Manifold
Prototype ATP 02 Housing
Tial External Wastegate
Greddy profec B Series II
3" downpipe with cat.
SSQ BOV
Stock FMIC

Josiah
08-11-2005, 03:21 PM
true...but my map clamps I always set right below cutout and never messed with them from there...they were finicky enough as was and tended to break on any excuse, I hated having to make a new one...took like 1 hour...went through 5 of the stupid things before I got pissed off and went with a standalone

CobraSpdRH
08-11-2005, 03:33 PM
True, the voltage adjuster on mine is extremely touchy, any more than 1/4 or a turn in either direction and you could go kaboom!

CobraSpdRH
08-11-2005, 03:37 PM
i think hes pulling quite a bit of timing. i'm not sure tho.

Running 12 PSI

it has a

Garret Gt3071r
ATP Turbo Manifold
Prototype ATP 02 Housing
Tial External Wastegate
Greddy profec B Series II
3" downpipe with cat.
SSQ BOV
Stock FMIC

Your friend needs to address his fuel situation, def. needs some bigger injectors and probably a return line w/ a Walbro 255 too. He would get more timing with more fuel and a little H2O injection, he could up the boost also. In his case a nice piggyback with those mods could give him a real sick tune. But tuning wise you have very little to work with the way it stands now, get more fuel to the motor and take it from there

Skittle
08-11-2005, 08:57 PM
I'm guessing he's using ATLEAST a Safc.