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    Arrow GREAT LINK for the newbies LIKE ME

    Clicky clicky:

    http://www.vetteguru.com/mods/howto/



    You need to analyze your fuel trims (cells 0-19) only, for dialing in the BASE setting on your MAFT, and you analyze your O2 sensors only, for WOT tweaking. Remember, that the stock narrow-band O2 sensors are not precision devices, and should be baselined against a Wide Band O2 sensor at a dyno shop, before you begin tuning.

    Custom PCM programming is great, and offers other features separate from a/f tuning, but the drawback is that you have to wait to get a new program each time from the vendor. (update Jan 2002) LS1 Edit is out and looks extremely promising as a tool for the home user, without need of hiring a PCM tuner to give you a program. However the learning curve may be somewhat steep for beginners.




    Yet ANOTHER great link

    http://smiley.tzo.com/fbody/atap/af.htm


    Fuel trim cells explained--Maybe this should go in next help file:

    http://smiley.tzo.com/fbody/atap/atap_ftc.htm



    Another great link:

    http://www.installuniversity.com/ins...edit/index.htm

    Enjoy everyone.


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    Re: GREAT LINK for the newbies LIKE ME

    8) Thanks for the links!
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    Re: GREAT LINK for the newbies LIKE ME

    anytime. Once I can FINALLY sort this crap out, I will post a newbie guide, step by step. For now, I am still lost.
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    Re: GREAT LINK for the newbies LIKE ME

    Great Link,
    Very informative!!!!

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    Re: GREAT LINK for the newbies LIKE ME

    Is it just me or do the help files just tell you what the features are? I'm looking for something(help) to tell me what to change and by how much. I know it varies to each car, but could someone help me out?
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    Re: GREAT LINK for the newbies LIKE ME

    I'm right there with you 99, am trying to get everything together so I can write a help file.
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    I think part of the reason that the help file/people don't say exactly what you should do is because you can't learn how to tune if someone always just tells you do this or do that, you need to know what exactly you are changing and how it affects your car, one of the main keys to tuning is a proper educated thought process, I am also a newbie, which is why I attended an EFI101 class, and plan on attending the advanced class in April. Sure someone can tell you to add 5 to this table, but what exactly did it do and what did it mean, is what we all need to figure out to be good tuners.
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    Re: GREAT LINK for the newbies LIKE ME

    blue: I think your missing the point. That is exactly what we're trying to learn is what does what and why. We are not asking anyone to tell us what to add where. Just asking what different parts of the program does.
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    Re: GREAT LINK for the newbies LIKE ME

    check it out.... http://www.blackls1ta.com/LS1-Edit_Tuning.htm

    I don't like the ltft programming method but other than that very informative.

    Moved this from the other post, thanks ozo for the link.
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    Np Magic, just trying to do my part please make this a sticky
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    So I guess this is gonna be the "link thread". Cool deal, Sticky is done. Thanks ozorowsky .
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    -Michael Rudolph-
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    -Michael Rudolph-
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    Re: GREAT LINK for the newbies LIKE ME

    I have a question about the orginal post. I read the vetteguru write up and got a wealth of information out of that, along with one huge question. In the document it talks of using a MAFT to tune the A/F mixture. Can the MAFT be safely translated/replaced by using HP Tuner for tuning the A/F mixture using STFT tuning after the porting/descreening/replacement of the stock MAF? :-/
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    Re: GREAT LINK for the newbies LIKE ME

    yes
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    Re: GREAT LINK for the newbies LIKE ME

    Thanks for the links guys. it's a wealth of info for us trying to understand all aspects.

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    Re: GREAT LINK for the newbies LIKE ME

    Came across this and thought it may be useful. It is a very good general read:

    http://www.chevyhiperformance.com/te...es/0508ch_obd/
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    Has anyone else noticed that this link is apparently dead now:

    http://www.vetteguru.com/mods/howto/


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    Quote Originally Posted by Rich Z
    Has anyone else noticed that this link is apparently dead now:

    http://www.vetteguru.com/mods/howto/

    This great link is dead indeed. Is this info lost forever?