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It was tuned by Westers, Lyndon has done many of them. A wideband is on the list as well, along with boost and a trans temp. Unfortunately those will come at a little later date.
I would definitely do a pyrometer as well.
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It was tuned by Westers, Lyndon has done many of them. A wideband is on the list as well, along with boost and a trans temp. Unfortunately those will come at a little later date.
It was tuned by Westers, Lyndon has done many of them. A wideband is on the list as well, along with boost and a trans temp. Unfortunately those will come at a little later date.
I would definitely do a pyrometer as well.
If it's a mail order tune, it's just a guess regardless of how many he's done. Every truck is different. You can build 2 identical engines and it wouldn't be unusual for one to want more fuel than the other or more/less timing. Add in the variable of elevation changes and boost and there may be a few things that need tweaking. It can all be done via mail order but you'd have to datalog for him to be certain everything's kosher.
Pyrometer is a waste on a gas engine. You don't use it to tune. The only use it would have is after the tune. You give the truck the fuel and spark it wants or tolerates (this application would be knock limited in terms of timing), then see what the EGTs are. If the EGTs are too high, you either have too much compression, too much boost, or not enough octane. Retarding the timing to stave off knock drives up EGTs, and if you pull it back too far it'll melt a piston. Likely not the case in a low compression low boost application like this here.
X2Wow hope you can get your money back