KA ITB Tuning

[crzycav86]

you need to convert to speed density or alpha-n, so you'll need a stand alone.

you can only use maf if you have a plenum (obviously), so that rules out emanage and every other piggy back.

[supergoob]

Originally Posted by crzycav86

you need to convert to speed density or alpha-n, so you'll need a stand alone.

you can only use maf if you have a plenum (obviously), so that rules out emanage and every other piggy back.

and thats what i needed to hear...thanks!

[supergoob]

could i use a piggy back system if I converted to a MAP sensor? maybe use the map off of the gsxr that my throttle bodies are coming off of? just a random bored-at-work idea, sounds feasible. any input?

[xplicit240]

Originally Posted by crzycav86

you need to convert to speed density or alpha-n, so you'll need a stand alone.

you can only use maf if you have a plenum (obviously), so that rules out emanage and every other piggy back.

not true. e-manage ultimate has a maf tracing program that can run a pressure sensor and run without a maf.

[Z U L8R]

Originally Posted by xplicit240

not true. e-manage ultimate has a maf tracing program that can run a pressure sensor and run without a maf.

that's what i was saying too, i was pretty sure they had something for that but all in all i like aem the best, you can 2 step, different boost in different gears etc etc everything u'll need. straight up tune is $600 for the aem. our dyno is a steady state mustang dyno. meaning it simulates actual driving instead of free spinning 3,000lb rollers like a dyno jet. so not only can we do wide open throttle tunes we can also get out all the blips and what not as far as driveability as well. and then if you wanna go further you can run the 1/4 mile on our dyno and it's accurate within a hundredth of a second. so if u run a 12.12 car it'll either say 12.12, 12.11, or 12.13 but you'll know ur car runs 12.1's

anyways, feel free to give us a call if u need any other advice.
take care,
Dave @ Lethal Injection Motorsports (www.lethalmotorsports.com)