Dyno tuning

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Concorde

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Guys, I'm about to install a VAFC on my car and I need it to be dyno tuned in a shop (any suggestion ?). Now I know that a VAFC won't give me much gains, but I have it laying around so I might as well put it in the car ! The big question is, how many run do you think will be necessary to tune it properly (Don't need a precise number, just an idea for pricing) ? From you personnal experiences, do you think 3 runs would be sufficient ? With i/h/e, crank pulley and Thermoblok spacers, I hope I'll get something out of it.

oh, my car is an Acura 3.2 Cl Type S 2001 (if it matters :dunno: )

Also, does every place that has a dyno can read your A/F ratio ? cause I need to know that as well of course for tuning the thing.

Thank you guys :bigup:
 
Concorde said:
Guys, I'm about to install a VAFC on my car and I need it to be dyno tuned in a shop (any suggestion ?). Now I know that a VAFC won't give me much gains, but I have it laying around so I might as well put it in the car ! The big question is, how many run do you think will be necessary to tune it properly (Don't need a precise number, just an idea for pricing) ? From you personnal experiences, do you think 3 runs would be sufficient ? With i/h/e, crank pulley and Thermoblok spacers, I hope I'll get something out of it.

oh, my car is an Acura 3.2 Cl Type S 2001 (if it matters :dunno: )

Also, does every place that has a dyno can read your A/F ratio ? cause I need to know that as well of course for tuning the thing.

Thank you guys :bigup:

If you don't tune the timing map(your case cause you're only using a V-AFC) you don't have to use a Dyno to tune it (maybe only for the Vtec change over point) you just have to adjust the A/F for what you target, ~ 13.6 A/F in your case.

And this car is not a rocket(doesn't run 10 sec 1/4 mile...) so you can easily tune it on the street(highway).
 
It shouldn't take you longer than 2 hours on the dyno. Depending how in depth you wanna tune but considering you don't have that many mods to tune it shouldn't take longer than that.
Expect gains some decent gains (12-15whp, 15-20tq) if tuned by a good tuner.
 
Posted in your vendor's section ....

fastecho said:
Depends How deep yo want to go in the tuning. Call us and dial ext.309

I posted in your Vendor Forum section. What can I call you after 7pm ? On Thursdays ? There's a few things I'd like to talk about ....
 
Concorde said:
I posted in your Vendor Forum section. What can I call you after 7pm ? On Thursdays ? There's a few things I'd like to talk about ....

Call ext.302-301 after 5pm!!! On thursday and Friday it's open untill 8H
 
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