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    LS2 Ifr table max value input

    I am working on tuning a turboed c6. I am trying to enter the values for motron 60 lb injectors, and the table has a max input of 63.5. After I figure the difference the injectors were flowed at I get a beginning value of 69.28325412. Is there a software problem, or do I need to take fuel out of the maf table to get it to work properly? Thanks

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    its a gm limit problem...you can compensate through VE or maf or whatever works for you.
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    This was is the way I would set you IFR table for your Motrons.

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    I will work on being able to look at what you posted. Is there anyone who has a tune for these injectorson a c6 with all the necessary changes, I am not that familar with tunging just yet but would like to get something rolling.Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by Russ K
    This was is the way I would set you IFR table for your Motrons.

    Russ Kemp
    Russ,

    Can you please explain the theory with how you set that table? I notice you keep the IFR constant from 0-40 kPa manifold vacuum.

    Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by Backside180
    Russ,

    Can you please explain the theory with how you set that table? I notice you keep the IFR constant from 0-40 kPa manifold vacuum.

    Thanks
    If you look at the stock IFR table, the 0-40 kpa manifold vacuum cells are at the same value. So I just shifted the IFR table up by the diff between the stock & the Motrons. This table was from a 2006 C5 6L.

    Russ Kemp

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    Quote Originally Posted by Russ K
    If you look at the stock IFR table, the 0-40 kpa manifold vacuum cells are at the same value. So I just shifted the IFR table up by the diff between the stock & the Motrons. This table was from a 2006 C5 6L.

    Russ Kemp
    Interesting. My C5 IFR table varies the whole way from 0-80 kPa manifold vacuum.

    Any idea why they changed it for the C6s... or what changed to make the table shaped like that?

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    I think Russ was meaning that an 06 C6 (any) has the flatline from 0-40 Kpa Vac. The 05 C6's IFR table looks "normal".
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    i've been meaning to ask, does anyone know what is the reason for the wacky half flat, half sloped IFR table? they do have a normal FPR, right?

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    Same in-tank returnless fuel system as the 2005's in the 2006's.
    Does this mean GM knows something we don't? Or did they screw up?

    Completely different ECM on the `06 though. TCM is located inside the A6 trans.
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