Do i need a retune for upgrading my fuel pump?
Do i need a retune for upgrading my fuel pump?
Hi Guys,
just wonder do i need a retune for upgrading my fuel pump from walbro 255L to aeromotive 340L pump and changing to a new aem fpr???
just wonder do i need a retune for upgrading my fuel pump from walbro 255L to aeromotive 340L pump and changing to a new aem fpr???
Ok, take their advice then. But its either a retune for 300-500 bucks or new engine if you blow your s*** up, becuase you have to dial everything in first, your choice. If you ask a question, then listen to what people have to say, otherwise don't ask.
You can choose not to share as for your info, your input does mean i must listen.
Btw, i bought it from Real Street Performance.
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While you should get a retune for power/gunk deposit/fuel economy's sake, your engine isn't going to blow up if you drive it before tuning it. You don't NEED to retune between e10 and pure gas, or e85 and winterblend eNot85, even though they will make you run a little rich as well.
Last edited by mirkendargen; Nov 22, 2011 at 08:26 AM.
This thread is filling with fail......
If you are tuned on E85 and switch to E70 you should definitely be re-tuned. The exception would be some lazy *** tuner who didn't take advantage of the E85 in the first place, left it rich and had no timing in it.
If you were tuned on E85 and then went to E70 the would run RICH not lean.
If you are tuned on E85 and switch to E70 you should definitely be re-tuned. The exception would be some lazy *** tuner who didn't take advantage of the E85 in the first place, left it rich and had no timing in it.
If you were tuned on E85 and then went to E70 the would run RICH not lean.






