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    Tuning for new intake? -6.2L

    Tried to use the search function and google but didnt come up with much.

    Installing a cold air intake on my '11 sierra 6.2l this weekend and would like to know how to adjust the tune. I believe the tube going to the throttle body is bigger so obviously my MAF will be off. I just dont want my truck to run lean as my timing tables are already up there.

    Any suggestions?

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    Log STFTs and get them within a percent or so by adjusting the MAF.

    Dial in the WOT region of the MAF with a wideband.
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    So once you log the STFT, then you adjust the MAF table? Can you give a tutorial? Thanks,
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    Quote Originally Posted by HartRod View Post
    So once you log the STFT, then you adjust the MAF table? Can you give a tutorial? Thanks,
    There are configs floating around here for logging. Do your logging, then multiply by half the STFT % error average into the MAF table. Repeat as neccessary. Make sure you have DFCO, COT, and dynamic airflow disabled. They will skew your trim data.
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    Quote Originally Posted by thahemp View Post
    There are configs floating around here for logging. Do your logging, then multiply by half the STFT % error average into the MAF table. Repeat as neccessary. Make sure you have DFCO, COT, and dynamic airflow disabled. They will skew your trim data.
    Thanks! I have one config that has LTFT %, will that work as well?
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