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    I don't think the stock Whipple tune is very good...

    I don't think the stock Whipple tune is very good at all. I added a slope and increased the flow rate numbers (at the 58psi point) by 10% and the car runs now without kicking an excessively rich...
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    I guess I should have pointed out the car is a...

    I guess I should have pointed out the car is a 2010 Camaro with the L99. It's a returnless fuel system (now with an MSD BAP). I believe the pressure is electronically regulated, but I do think it's...
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    Thanks for pointing out that it's the difference...

    Thanks for pointing out that it's the difference (delta). I thought that since the original MAP can't read boost there could be a part of the table that would flat line, but the fact is that it will...
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    What's up with my IFR?

    Here's the IFR table from my canned Whipple tune:

    http://imageshack.us/a/img812/632/injectors2.jpg
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  5. I'm not really trying to go SD. My understanding...

    I'm not really trying to go SD. My understanding is that the transient fuel is most heavily influenced by the VE table. Low RPM operation and reversion (not much of a problem with the stock cam)...
  6. Anyone????

    Anyone????
  7. 2010 Camaro + Whipple help with my VE equations

    I've got a 2010 Camaro L99, Kooks LTs, stock mufflers, Roto Fab intake, and a Whipple SC. I've downloaded the tune that Whipple sent with the kit and the car runs OK but the transient fuel seems off...
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    2010 Camaro Whipple tune MAF question

    I installed a Whipple on my 2010 Camaro and loaded the tune that was sent with the kit. I've got Kooks LTs and a Roto Fab intake so the tune isn't ideal (intended for a 100% stock car). My plan is to...
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