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When changing the tune up mode from Speed Density to ALPHA N on the FAST XFI 2.0 system, what changes, besides the configuration parameters, are needed to facilitate the switch? The application is a 350 LT1 stock eliminator car. We are dyno testing the motor tomorrow so I would like to develop a base tune for Alpha N , open loop.
It is my understanding that the MAP sensor should be removed from the manifold and allowed to see atmosphere with the electrical connector attached and the hole in the manifold where sensor was removed should be plugged. Is this the correct process? Also, I have fuel and timing tables from another LT1 stocker that I can use as a starting point. Thanks for your help. John |
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I have to wonder why you would want to use AlphaN, instead of Speed Density?
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What size injectors are you using?
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Ed, Based on comments of several LT1 racers running similar combos and reading the previous threads on this site.
Greenlight, 30 Lb. injectors. |
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John,
Please check your P.M. |
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Greenlight, Got the message and sent response.
Thanks, John |
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