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Thread: 2015 Challenger 5.7 TSP BFD Cam, VVT locked, Valve Springs, MDS Delete need help

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    2015 Challenger 5.7 TSP BFD Cam, VVT locked, Valve Springs, MDS Delete need help

    Hello Everyone,

    I am new to tuning this new-fangled electronic stuff. I had a head gasket leak in cylinder 7 so why not just upgrade right? I installed the TSP BFD cam, new valve springs matched to the cam, MDS delete, scat pack airbox, otherwise the rest is normal. It is the automatic, I have not done a torque converter yet. I have turned off the NN and went with the VE tables. I have played around with the tune, and went through the tables as I have seen suggested. When I put the car in drive sometimes it goes fine then other times it just stalls. When I do have it where I can drive it, the car will suddenly stall when turning into the driveway or a turn. I am including the scanner results and the tune with this. I hope someone can help me get this figured out.


    challenger.hpt
    24-03-25 11-04-34.hpl

    Thank you everyone, I really appreciate any help.

    Thank you,

    Jeremy

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    Stock Tune

    This is the stock tune

    lewis2015challengernew.hpt

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    try this and you need to log air-charge and pressure ratio and dial in your VE and get a wideband to tune WOT
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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnnyFW View Post
    try this and you need to log air-charge and pressure ratio and dial in your VE and get a wideband to tune WOT
    Thank you, I will give it a try and log those. I was figuring I needed a wideband, just have to get one ordered.

    Thank you again,

    Jeremy

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    I wouldn't worry about a wideband until you get it running right at part throttle.

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    A VE table should never be higher at 600 RPM than it is at 800 or 1000 RPM.

    Dodge VE.jpg

    This is more like what it should look like.

    Dodge VE correct.jpg
    Last edited by edcmat-l1; 4 Weeks Ago at 08:19 AM.

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    yes i agree on the wide band and i know VE should not look like that i just smooth the base VE map out a bit that is why i said he should dial it in im pretty new in tuning so dont have VE tables that would be close, so i help with what i can

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    Dial in your VE at idle,

    I've dropped it by 20 for the car am working on now which is running BTR stage 2 VVT cam.

    Go to the torque model and then to friction loss table and bump up the figure to 5 as a start up where the rpm drops,, like from 600-1000 rpm where the car struggles usually.